Shipping Boxes & Packing Materials
Learn how commercial-grade double-walled cardboard boxes, specialized wardrobe cartons, clean unprinted packing paper, and heavy-duty bubble wrap protect your belongings during relocations in Ontario.
Shipping Boxes and Packing Materials
Why Commercial Moving Supplies Matter
Using proper commercial packing supplies prevents damages caused by box collapse inside moving trucks. Double-wall corrugated boxes provide high stackability strength, while specialized wraps cushion delicate glassware and furniture finishes.
Small Boxes
Ideal for heavy items such as books, tools, canned goods, CDs, vinyl records, and glassware. Heavy-duty crush-resistant kraft corrugated cardboard.
Medium Boxes
The versatile workhorse box for kitchenware, pots & pans, small appliances, toys, folded clothing, and pantry items.
Large Boxes
Designed for bulky, lightweight goods such as pillows, blankets, towels, comforters, lampshades, and winter coats.
Extra Large Boxes
Extra spacious corrugated boxes for oversized lightweight linens, large cushions, winter coats, and bulky soft items.
Specialty Boxes
Telescoping mirror and picture boxes alongside tall wardrobe cartons with heavy-duty metal hanging bars.
Moving kits
Pre-configured moving supply packages containing assorted boxes, tape, packing paper, and protective bubble wrap.
Bubble Wrap
High-grade air cushioning bubble rolls perforated for easy tearing to absorb shock and protect delicate items.
Packing Tape & Tape Dispensers
Industrial strength clear sealing tape with heavy-duty handheld tape gun dispenser for strong box adhesion.
Wrapping Paper
Clean, unprinted newsprint packing paper. Protects delicate decor and glassware without leaving newspaper ink marks.
Stretch Wrap
Self-adhering plastic shrink film. Holds dresser drawers closed, bundles loose items, and secures furniture pads.
Essential Packing Rules for Zero Damage
Pro tips straight from our experienced moving crew to keep your items safe and secure.
Heavy Items in Small Boxes
Books, tools, canned goods, and vinyl records belong in small 1.5 cu.ft boxes. Overloading large boxes causes bottom blowout and injury.
The "H-Tape" Sealing Method
Seal box bottoms with three strips of tape — one across the main center seam and two across the edge seams forming an "H" shape.
Fill All Air Voids
Empty spaces inside boxes cause them to crush when stacked. Fill remaining empty spaces with crumpled packing paper or towels.
Label Box Side Panels
Place room labels on the sides of boxes instead of the top, so box contents remain visible even when stacked high in rooms or trucks.