Nº D-10772
3-item gift box insert — double-folded walls from the bottom, no glue.
Made for: Tết & gifts.
Sample printed on ivory (C1S board) 300 gsm, matte lamination; style: cell dividers (box insert).
2 sizes ready, from 240 × 80 × 60 to 270 × 180 × 90 mm.
Dividers split a box or a carton into cells so the pieces never knock together: slotted strips, a one-piece pleated divider folded from the floor, a tray with a slotted grid.
Yes, commercial use included; Free adds a watermark grid at 1K, Pro exports 4K without it.
Yes — 2 sizes from 240 × 80 × 60 to 270 × 180 × 90 mm, or type yours, with the dieline redrawn.
Yes, with Pro: the die files (SVG, PDF / AI, DXF / CF2) and the CMYK print PDF; designing on the die is free.
The sample is ivory (C1S board) 300 gsm with matte lamination, on a dieline drawn at the size you type.
Cell dividers are corrugated strips slotted to half their height: the long strips are slotted from the top, the cross strips from the bottom, and they interlock into a grid that drops into a case or gift box. One-piece folding dividers are a single die-cut that rises from the base and locks with tabs, no glue. Partitions needn't match the case height — about two-thirds of the bottle height is usually enough to keep bottles apart.
Dividers for glass bottles use single-wall E or B flute with kraft liners, or 1–2 mm chipboard where a thin partition is needed; the heavier each cell, the stiffer the board must be. One-piece dividers and compartment trays inside gift boxes use 300–350 gsm ivory board, laminated for a clean white face. Any insert touching unwrapped food or baked goods must be food-contact grade.
Dividers in shipping cases are usually plain or printed in one colour; dividers that show when a gift box opens should be printed in a background colour matching the box, optionally matt laminated. Foil or spot UV on partitions rarely pays, since the product hides most of it — for an accent, put a small logo along the top edge of the front strip.
A divider file is a set of flat strips whose slots are the board thickness plus about 0.5–1 mm; cell count, spacing and height must all match the outer case's inside dimensions. If printed, print the long and cross strips on the side that faces the person opening the box, and keep copy out of the slot zones. For a one-piece divider, mark mountain and valley folds clearly so the maker creases them the right way.
A single die-cut sheet of 300 gsm ivory folds double walls up from the base to split the box into three compartments, locked with tabs — no glue, ships flat.
It splits the box in one direction into a few long compartments, ideal for three items of different sizes; a slotted grid splits both ways into equal cells for same-sized bottles.
Usually around two-thirds of the bottle height, or up to the shoulder, so the bodies never touch; tall-necked wine and long-haul shipments warrant partitions almost as tall as the case.
E or B flute is light and cushions glass well for long trips; chipboard is thinner and flatter, suited to small gift boxes with many tight cells, such as bird's nest bottles.
Glue-free slotted grids knock flat and can be reused a few times while dry; partitions that got wet or oily should be replaced so odours don't transfer.