Box supply for Cleveland shippers
Cleveland is a manufacturing metro. Motor vehicle parts (8,452 jobs in 2025), chemicals (11,126) and plastics (5,137) are its box users, and Cuyahoga County leads the country in paint, coating and adhesive manufacturing jobs.

What Cleveland buyers order
Parts and coatings plants buy heavy cartons and double wall for dense goods, and bulk boxes for loose parts. Plastics molders buy large light boxes.
Where the warehouses are
Solon (44139) has the most warehousing establishments, then Strongsville, Bedford, south-east Cleveland and Brookpark. Cuyahoga County held 12,498 of the metro's 13,652 warehousing jobs.
Boxes for Cleveland: ask for a price
Give the delivery ZIP, each inside size with its grade and count, and any receiving window or dock limit.
- Inside size
- length x width x depth, in inches
- Style
- RSC, full overlap, telescope, die-cut or bulk
- Wall and grade
- read it off the stamp on your current box
- Count
- boxes per order, and how often you reorder
- Packed weight
- box plus contents
- ZIP
- where the boxes are delivered
After you send it
- We reply by email, usually with questions first if anything is unclear
- You confirm the specification, and a sample or drawing if it is a new design
- We send the price, the delivery window and the count tolerance
- On approval the order is scheduled and shipped to your dock
Worth knowing in Cleveland
Paint and coatings, specialty chemicals, steel products and medical devices are Cleveland's distinctive box users. Paint cans and pails are heavy and their contents must not leak, so cases need the right grade and dividers. Medical device makers ask for exact, clean cartons. Lake-effect winters bring cold, dry air indoors; let flats acclimatise before machines fold them.
The metro runs along Lake Erie from Lorain County in the west to Lake and Geauga counties in the east, with Medina to the south, so give the delivery ZIP rather than the city name.
We quote delivery to every ZIP in all 6 counties of the Cleveland metro area: Ashtabula, Cuyahoga, Geauga, Lake, Lorain and Medina, not only the warehouse districts. The ZIPs with the most warehouses are 44139 Solon, 44149 Strongsville, 44146 Bedford, 44128 Cleveland and 44142 Brookpark, and the most warehousing jobs are in Cuyahoga, Medina and Lorain counties.
Trades here and the boxes they order
- Motor vehicle parts manufacturing: Dense-part cartons, partitions and bulk boxes
- Chemical manufacturing: Double wall and bulk boxes for drums, jugs and bags
- Plastics product manufacturing: Large light boxes and pallet-size bins for molded parts
Sources: BLS Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages, 2025; Census ZIP Code Business Patterns, 2023.