A full depth lid paper packaging box in 14 x 8 x 6 cm, wrapped in matte black. The lid is cut as a full-depth cover, so its skirt reaches the base and the base disappears completely when closed. Two pieces, no insert, no hardware, and no horizontal line anywhere on the side.
Two Pieces, One Block When Shut
| Measure | Value | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Outside | 14 x 8 x 6 cm | rectangular, sharp 90 degree corners |
| Inner clearance | about 13.6 x 7.6 x 5.8 cm | calculated from board and wrap, not measured on a CMM |
| Lid | full depth cover, no bottom board | skirt runs down to the base height |
| Base | tray: floor plus four walls | fully hidden when the lid is on |
| Board | 2.0 mm grey board | V-grooved and folded, not corner-taped |
| Wrap | 157 g matte art paper, neutral black | RGB about 66,66,68; no colour cast |
Why the Base Disappears
The lid’s inner dimension is slightly larger than the base’s outer dimension, and the lid is cut marginally deeper than the base is tall. Drop it on and the skirt runs past the base’s lower edge, so the only thing you see is one continuous black wall.
There are exactly two horizontal features: the lid’s top face, and the bottom edge where the skirt meets the table. Nothing between them. That is the whole test for this construction: if you can find a joint line on the side, it was built as a half-lid box, not this one.
V-Groove, 90 Degree Corners
Each wall is a piece of grey board with a V-shaped channel cut along the fold line, leaving one paper liner intact to act as the hinge. The board folds to a true 90 degrees and the two cut faces close against each other, so the corner is sharp rather than rounded.
That is the difference from a corner-taped box, where the board stops short and the gap is bridged with tape: taped corners round off by a millimetre or two, and on a matte black box that softness is visible along every vertical edge. A V-groove corner stays crisp, and the wrap turns over it without a bulge.
Matte Black, No Print
The wrap is a matte black art paper with no coating sheen and no colour cast. The box in the photographs carries no print at all: no foil, no logo, no second colour. That is how this sample was specified, and it is the version most electronics buyers start from, because the box is meant to sit behind the product rather than compete with it.
Print is available when you want it: hot foil in gold, silver or rose gold, deboss, emboss, spot UV, screen print, CMYK or a Pantone match. Inside, the paper is the same matte black, plain and unlined.
What Fits in 13.6 x 7.6 x 5.8 cm
Short, dense items: a TWS earbuds charging case, a fast charger, a USB cable, a power bank, a shaver, a smart band, small electronic accessories. The 13.6 cm clear length is the number to check first, and the 5.8 cm clear height is the second.
The interior is left plain so an EVA, sponge, EPE or moulded pulp insert can be added on request. Without an insert the product sits on the floor of the tray, which is what most cable-and-charger kits do.
What Does Not Fit: A Standard Phone
A standard flat phone is 15 to 16 cm long and will not go into a 14 cm box. This size is a genuine limitation, not a matter of tilting the product. If the box has to carry a phone, the same construction built to 17 cm or longer will take it, and the proportions scale without changing the corner treatment.
We would rather say that here than have you find it at the sample stage.
Size, Insert, Print, MOQ
Any length, width and height; lid depth set to the base height so the cover still reaches the bottom; any wrap colour with Pantone matching; matte, soft-touch or textured paper; and an optional insert in EVA, sponge, EPE, moulded pulp or flocked board.
MOQ is 300 pcs for the standard size, 500 pcs for a changed size, and 1,000 pcs where a new logo, a Pantone match or a new cutting die is involved. Artwork and a die line come back free in 1 to 3 days, a physical sample in 5 to 7 days. Regular production runs 18 to 25 days, small batches 10 to 15 days, and DDP door to door with duty paid is available.
We have run our own rigid box factory in Baiyun, Guangzhou since 2004. Documents on file: ISO 9001:2015 certificate ZYC24Q00141R1S, EU RoHS reports, German LUCID registration DE2463045771631 and French CITEO registration FR292146_01UOMY. FSC certified paper can be sourced per order; the factory itself does not hold an FSC certificate. Ask for a free sample before you commit to a run. The same box is listed on our Alibaba store as a rigid lid and base paper box.
Questions Buyers Ask About a Full Lid Box
How do I tell this from a half-lid box?
Look at the side. This one has no line between the top face and the bottom edge. A half-lid box leaves roughly a quarter of the base showing, with a step where the skirt ends.
Is there a lining inside?
No. The interior is bare matte black board with a paper wrap, and the base of the tray is flat. Inserts are a separate item.
Does the lid come off too easily?
It is a friction fit with even clearance on four sides, set so the lid needs a deliberate lift. For carton shipping, a tissue wrap or a corrugated divider is enough.
Can the corner be rounded instead?
Yes, but it becomes a different box: a rounded corner needs a different board treatment and loses the sharp edge this construction is chosen for. Read the rest on the FAQ page.
For how the V-groove corner is made, see the V-groove explained. Other rigid lid-and-base builds are listed under lid and base boxes.
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