Drawer Box
A sliding tray inside an outer sleeve for organized product sets. Review opening clearance, tray fit and access to each compartment before sampling.
Use the sliding motion deliberately
A drawer box opens by sliding the tray out of its sleeve. It can organize a kit into a clear reveal, provided the user has room to pull the tray and can reach the contents. Fit should be assessed on a finished sample rather than inferred from a drawing.
| Decision | Trade-off to review | What to confirm |
|---|---|---|
| Pull direction | The opening needs space beside the sleeve | Where the kit will be used and how far the tray moves |
| Pull tab or cutout | Opening access and extra components | Grip, appearance and the proposed construction |
| Tray and insert | An organized layout still needs easy removal | Complete-kit height, movement and access to each item |
Prepare a drawer box brief
- Show the contents in their intended order, with size and weight for every component.
- Describe how the drawer should be opened and any tab or cutout reference.
- Identify artwork on the sleeve and on surfaces revealed as the tray opens.
- Ask to check tray movement and content retention with a complete sample.
Related packaging projects
Explore the product needs linked to this structure, including companion packaging. The exact box, insert and accessories are confirmed for each project.
Best for
- Dental aligners
- Cosmetics
- Accessories
- Gift kits