Guide on how to Measure a Box & Packaging Dimension
To ensure clarity regarding the dimensions of each box, including length, width, height, depth, and how to measure a box, we’ve established dimension guidelines for precise reference and effective communication, eliminating any potential confusion about which sides of your packaging these terms pertain to.
Note :
- All box dimensions are expressed in the format of length x width x height. For example, when written as 15″ x 12″ x 5″,’ it signifies 15 inches in length (L), 12 inches in width (W), and 5 inches in height (H).
- You can specify your dimensions in inches ( will be accurate to 1/8 of an inch), in Centimeters (CM), or in Millimeters (MM).
- Also, Let us know whether the box dimensions you are providing refer to the inner or outer measurements of the box.
To ensure clarity regarding the dimensions of each box, including length, width, height, and depth, we’ve established dimension guidelines for precise reference and effective communication, eliminating any potential confusion about which sides of your packaging these terms pertain to.
To measure a box for shipping, measure its length, width, and height using a measuring tape or ruler. Measure the longest points of each side and use these dimensions to calculate the package’s volume and shipping cost accurately.
Measure the length, width, and height of the box from the outside edges. To find the depth, measure the interior space from the bottom to the top.
To measure the girth of a box, simply add the measurements of its four sides together. This provides the total perimeter, ensuring accurate sizing for shipping and storage.
