Candy box

Do you have a weakness for pralines seated in the compartments of an elegant box? We do! There are few packaging designs that evoke such positive associations as our boxes with their even rows of cells for sweets or some small objects. 

Producing boxes with compartments is one of the most difficult tasks posed to designers working at Schuster. It can be no less difficult to understand your expectations regarding their shape. When providing instructions in your order regarding the appearance of your dream packaging, you must remember to include a few pieces of information:

• a partition wall is not a compartment! A box with 5 compartments arranged in a row requires 4 partition walls. If you order a box with 5 partition walls, you will receive a box with 6 compartments of the same dimensions,
• specify the arrangement of cells. E.g. an 8x1 arrangement will be understood as an arrangement of cells adjacent to each other in one row and adjoining one another with a longer side,
• if you do not specify otherwise, the cells will be symmetrical,
• the partition walls are equipped with crescent-shaped cut-outs for fingers; if you do not need them, indicate this in your order,
• any plan / layout or hand drawing of the box and cell arrangement attached to the order will be extremely helpful in designing it.

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