Colpac Recyclable Kraft Gable Boxes Large (Pack of 125)
Product Description
These large kraft gable boxes from Colpac are a straightforward, recyclable packaging solution for food-to-go operations. Made from paperboard, each box features a folded gable top with integrated carry handles,...
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 125
- Bpa free
- BPA free
- Colour
- Brown
- Dimensions
- 180(H) x 265(W) x 128(D)mm
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Product Description
These large kraft gable boxes from Colpac are a straightforward, recyclable packaging solution for food-to-go operations. Made from paperboard, each box features a folded gable top with integrated carry handles, giving customers a secure way to transport their food without requiring a separate bag. They are commonly used for sandwiches, baked goods, pastries, and similar grab-and-go items.
The paperboard construction is rated suitable for hot food, which makes these boxes a practical choice for warm filled rolls, pastries fresh from the oven, or heated takeaway portions. The handles are robust enough for single-handed carrying, which helps keep service moving at a busy counter. Because the boxes arrive flat-packed, storage footprint is minimal — a consideration worth noting in kitchens and service areas where space is tight.
From an operational standpoint, these boxes offer a few clear advantages:
- Recyclable and made from renewable kraft paperboard, supporting waste reduction commitments
- Integrated carry handles — no need for separate carrier bags at point of service
- Suitable for hot food service, reducing the need for multiple packaging formats
- Flat-packed for compact storage between services
- Available in a pack of 125, suited to moderate-volume operations
It is worth considering pack volume against your typical service output. At 125 units per pack, these suit cafés, delis, and smaller food-to-go operations well. Higher-volume sites — festivals, busy transport hubs, or large event catering — may find it more practical to source in greater quantities, and it is worth checking whether bulk formats are available to avoid running short during peak periods.
If you are unsure whether this size and pack quantity is the right fit for your service format, the team is happy to help you work through the options.
Key Features
- Kraft paperboard gable box with integrated folded carry handles
- Recyclable construction made from renewable paperboard material
- Suitable for hot food service up to handling temperature
- Flat-packed format for compact storage in service areas
- Pack of 125 units suited to regular food-to-go service
Operational Benefits
- Reduces reliance on plastic packaging without compromising presentation
- Integrated handles speed up service without needing separate carrier bags
- Handles hot and cold food formats from a single packaging solution
- Flat-pack storage keeps back-of-house and counter areas tidy
- Supports recyclability commitments with minimal change to service workflow
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 125
- Bpa free
- BPA free
- Colour
- Brown
- Dimensions
- 180(H) x 265(W) x 128(D)mm
- Freezer safe
- No
- Material
- Paperboard
- Microwave safe
- No
- Weight
- 100g
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Frequently Asked Questions
- These boxes work well for sandwiches, filled rolls, pastries, baked goods, and similar food-to-go items. The paperboard is suitable for hot food, so warm items are not a concern, though they are not designed for heavily sauced or liquid-rich dishes where moisture saturation could compromise the box structure.
- For a café, deli, or smaller food-to-go counter with moderate daily covers, 125 units per pack is a reasonable working quantity. Higher-volume sites — such as event catering or large transport hub outlets — may find this pack size insufficient for a single service period and should consider whether a larger pack format is available to reduce reordering frequency.
- The boxes are made from kraft paperboard, which is accepted by most UK kerbside and commercial recycling streams provided they are not heavily soiled with grease or food residue. As with all paper-based food packaging, heavily contaminated units may need to go to general waste — it is worth checking with your waste contractor if recyclability compliance is a specific requirement for your operation.