Six-sided corrugated pizza boxes that hold a round pie closer than a square box, with less room to slide in the delivery bag. Printed inside and out, with steam vents and a locking lid. Low minimums, free design help and free US ground shipping.
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A round pizza in a square box leaves four empty corners. Guess where the pie goes on the first sharp turn. Yep, into a corner, and half the cheese comes along for the ride. Custom hexagonal pizza boxes just lop those corners off, crust sits nearer the wall, toppings stay more or less where your cook put them.
They also just look different. A customer who’s opened a hundred square boxes notices the six sides the moment the driver hands it over, and that’s partly why pizzerias with a bit of personality pick them. It’s a small change that people photograph.
Six sides is just nearer to round than four, so your 12 inch pie has less floor to slide around on. Bonus thing we like: the weight of a stack gets spread across six walls, and when the bottom box has four hot ones sitting on it, that helps a bit.
Lid folds down and locks with tabs. Same as any pizza box really, a couple more panels. First night your crew will fumble them a little (two extra creases, it’s not hard) and by the weekend nobody even thinks about it. If you want a shape that’s even closer to round, have a look at octagonal pizza boxes, and for completely custom outlines see our unique shaped pizza boxes.
Hot pizza makes steam. Trap it and the crust goes soggy by the time it reaches the door. Most of our hexagonal boxes use E-flute corrugated, which is thin enough to fold cleanly but still insulates well, and we add small vents near the top of the side walls so moisture escapes without letting all the heat out.
Grease is the other issue. Leave the box unlined and you’ll get oil spots through the base in about five minutes, which looks pretty gross under a nice printed lid. So we coat the inside, or add a grease-resistant liner. White board shows print colors brighter, while a kraft pizza box hides marks better and has a more rustic feel. Most corrugated pizza boxes are recyclable when they’re not soaked through, and we print with soy-based or water-based inks.
We size by the pizza, not the box. What we need is the pie’s width after it comes out of the oven (not the dough ball size, people mix those up a lot) and how high your tallest toppings pile. Deep pan? Taller wall, obviously. Our pizza box size guide has standard measurements if you want a starting point.
The lid is a big flat canvas. Logo, a phone number or QR code for reorders, maybe your social handle. Inside the lid works for a thank you note or a menu teaser, and people do see it when they open the box at the table. Our design team will set up the dieline and place your artwork for free, and you’ll approve a digital proof before anything runs.
Minimums are low, often around 50 boxes depending on the style, and pricing per box comes down quickly as you go up in quantity. Standard production is 10 to 12 business days after approval, with rush available if you’re opening soon. Ground shipping is free anywhere in the USA. Browse our full range of custom pizza boxes if you need slice boxes or side boxes to match.
Usually yes. A hexagon is no wider than a square box for the same pie, so most bags sized for that pie take it fine.
Yes, they stack flat. Just line up the flats of the hexagon so the walls sit on top of each other.
Yes, they arrive flat and fold up with the locking tabs, which keeps your storage space down.
Similar options include custom crooked pizza boxes, custom unique shaped pizza boxes, custom detroit pizza boxes and custom kraft pizza boxes. Browse all of them in custom pizza boxes. For measurements, see standard pizza box sizes.
