Hexagonal Box

State whether width is measured between opposite flat sides or opposite corners, and provide height and the intended internal outline. Include a drawing to remove ambiguity. Trial the product and insert in a sample rather than assuming one width measurement defines usable capacity.

Decide whether every rotational position is acceptable or whether the artwork requires one orientation. Approve that relationship on paired samples with the finished wrap. Consider a clear orientation cue if the customer needs to replace the lid with a particular face at the front.

Compare a sample with the actual product and fitted support before making that decision. Review clearances at the six corners and how easily the item lifts out. The polygonal outline alone does not establish better material use or shipping efficiency for your pack.

Choose a sufficiently wide flat face and leave the required clear area outside corners, seams and decorative effects. Verify the symbol on the fully wrapped box. Avoid carrying a code across two faces merely because it fits on the flat artwork layout.