Postal Wraps & Book Wraps

Postal wraps, also called book wraps, are a type of postal packaging made from corrugated cardboard.

The postal wraps are supplied flat and then wrapped around products when you need to post them. Postal wraps are secured with an in-built peel and stick closure. They fit snugly around your product to protect goods during shipping and you don’t need any additional in-parcel packaging.

Postal wraps and book wraps provide a protective layer of cardboard that tightly covers your products. The cardboard prevents the contents from knocks and shocks as your parcels go through courier networks.

Postal wraps and book wraps are made from corrugated cardboard.

At Macfarlane Packaging, our book wraps are made with cardboard that contains at least 75% recycled content.

There are lots of advantages to using postal wraps and book wraps.

For example, it can be tricky finding the right packaging to post books, board games and other low-profile items, which is where postal wraps come in! Here are some other benefits of cardboard wraps:

• Snug Fit: Postal wraps fit tightly around your product. This snug fit ensures minimal movement during shipping, which prevents damage in transit. It can also significantly lower the need to use additional wrapping or packaging material when sending.
• Material: Postal wraps are made from corrugated board with a peel and seal closure. The wraps are designed for secure postal packaging for products such as books, DVDs or even board games. Our postal wraps offer a high level of protection with no additional cushioning material required.
• Easy to Use: Our postal wraps are quick and easy to use, which can also help your business reduce its packing times.
• Multiple Products: Postal wraps are great for sending more than one product at a time. So, if your customers need to send out multiple flat, solid items, they can save on packaging costs by sending them out in a single package.

Yes, they are recyclable. These wraps are not only effective for protecting your items during transit but are also environmentally responsible, containing at least 75% recycled content. After they have served their purpose, you can easily dispose of them via your recycling service provider, contributing to a more sustainable packaging process.