Collection: Packing Materials

The material inside a parcel matters as much as the box around it. Packing Materials at Office Goods Australia focuses on wrapping, cushioning, separating and securing goods before the outer pack is closed. Fold honeycomb paper around an object, use corrugated sheets to create a firmer layer, or place air-column cushioning where empty space would let an item move. The range gives home shippers and small businesses several ways to build a pack that fits the product instead of relying on one material for every order.

Wrap surfaces and fill the gaps

Honeycomb kraft paper expands into a textured wrap that can sit around irregular objects. Corrugated cardboard sheets provide a flatter, firmer layer between items or along a box wall. Air-column rolls and individual bags bring a different kind of cushion, especially when the space around an item is difficult to fill with a sheet. Kraft wrapping paper offers another finish when presentation is part of the pack. Think about the contact points and the empty spaces first; that makes the choice of material more purposeful.

Care for edges and keep loads together

L-shaped and triangular corner protectors suit exposed edges that need their own piece rather than another full wrap. Strapping band and cam-buckle tie-down straps serve securing jobs around packed goods or loads, separate from the soft materials placed inside a box. This distinction helps when preparing a parcel: one layer cushions the item, another supports vulnerable corners and another may hold the outer arrangement together. Pick each part for the job it performs and keep the finished pack as simple as the item allows.