Furniture and Interior Decor Mockups – Lightweight and easy to cut,
corrugated boards are increasingly used by furniture designers and
architects to create full-size prototypes or 3D mockups before
final production in wood or metal.
Children’s Educational Toys and Craft Kits – Due to its safety,
softness, and eco-friendliness, corrugated paper is ideal for
making DIY toys, playhouses, and classroom projects for kids,
encouraging creativity while remaining safe to handle.
Event Booth Construction – At trade shows and pop-up stores,
corrugated boards are used to build temporary walls, counters, and
shelves. These structures are lightweight, easy to assemble,
recyclable, and customizable with printed graphics.
Protective Padding in Luggage and Bags – Thin corrugated inserts
are placed in suitcases, laptop bags, or camera cases as
eco-friendly padding alternatives to plastic foams, offering shock
resistance while staying biodegradable.
Automotive Part Dividers and Dunnage – Inside large cartons for
auto parts shipping, corrugated dividers are used as “dunnage” to
separate and secure parts like brake pads, mirrors, or filters,
reducing damage during transit and keeping items sorted.
These creative applications prove that corrugated paper is not just
a packaging material—it’s a flexible, sustainable engineering
solution.
