Packing Materials — Boxes, Pallet Wrap, Tape & Bubble Wrap
Boxes, pallet wrap, bubble wrap, tape and strapping — specified so what you send arrives the way you sent it.
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Packing Materials is part of our Industrial & Warehouse range. Browse the product groups, or ask us and we will point you at the right line for your site.
If you ship anything, this range decides whether it gets there intact — and quietly costs or saves you money on every pallet.
What we carry
Cardboard boxes and rolls. Bubble wrap and foam rolls. Pallet wrap and poly tubing. Tape. Strapping and ties.
Pallet wrap gauge is a real cost
Heavier film than you need is one of the most common avoidable costs in a warehouse. Lighter film than you need loses pallets. Tell us the load, the weight and how far it travels, and we'll match the film.
Tape is not tape
Acrylic is cheap and fine at room temperature. Hot melt sticks better on recycled cardboard and holds under weight. If your boxes are popping open in transit, the tape is usually the culprit — and it's a cheap fix.
Bulky, heavy, and better bought locally
This is the category where third-party freight makes least sense. We deliver on our own trucks across Geelong, the Bellarine, the Surf Coast, Ballarat, Warrnambool and Melbourne's west.
Questions for packing materials
Open full FAQWhat gauge pallet wrap do I need?
It depends on the load, the weight and how far it travels. Heavier film than you need is a common avoidable cost; lighter film than you need loses pallets. Tell us what you're wrapping and we'll match it.
Why are my boxes popping open in transit?
Usually the tape. Acrylic tape is cheap and fine at room temperature; hot melt sticks better on recycled cardboard and holds under weight. It's a cheap fix for an expensive problem.
Do you deliver bulk packing materials?
Yes, on our own delivery fleet. Boxes, wrap and tape are exactly the products where third-party freight makes least sense.