The three measurements of a box, given in sequence of length, width, and depth. Inside dimensions are used to assure proper fit around a product. Outside dimensions are used in the carrier classification and determine pallet patterns.

  • Length: The larger of the two dimensions of the open face of a box as it is set up to receive product (after closing the joint).
  • Width: The smaller of the two dimensions of the open face.
  • Depth: The distance measured perpendicular to the length and width.
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