Reusable Boxes vs Disposable Boxes

Cardboard boxes are a hassle.  Assembling and taping is frustrating and takes time.

Make sure not to put anything heavy on them or let them get wet.

When you're done, you'll need to break them down with a knife or scissors.

And then you have to throw them away.  "Away" is either a landfill, an incinerator or an energy-intensive and water-intensive sorting, pulping and re-manufacturing process. 

Reusable plastic boxes are already assembled with built-in handles and durable, attached lids.  And no tape is required.

They stack quickly on trucks, saving you time and money.

When you're done, Box Save picks them up, cleans them and rents them out again.

90% of your items should fit in our plastic boxes, but you may need cardboard boxes for oversize items.

After your move, you'll be relieved to have used more of the green ones in this picture.  They get picked up and reused.  The ones on the right are a hassle to get rid of.

Box Save has rented over 120,000 reusable boxes so far. That's kept over 88 tons of single-use cardboard out of the waste-stream.