Packaging Dimensions
The order of the dimensions is quite important. Dimensions are always given Length x Width x Depth. L and W always apply to the opening of the package; D (often the Height, H) is how deep or how tall the package is, and it almost always follows the manufactures joint. The binding industry is different; the dimensions are given Binding-edge x Width x Capacity. This is acceptable for ring binders only; otherwise, dimensions of totes, boxes, etc., must follow the L x W x D order.

Options (Misc.)
• Lock-Tab Joint (Vs. Weld Joint or Glue Joint)
• Minor Flaps, Dust Flaps
• Poly Handle (Vs. Molded Handle)
• U-Cut - for tote boxes
• Hang Hole - for retail packages