TZ-014THE TUZHE CATALOG
Printed Pizza Boxes
A printed pizza box needs readable graphics on the lid and visible sides. Work from the final dieline so folds, tabs and vents do not interrupt essential information.
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15 formats · Specification & quotation on request
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TZ-081Custom Pizza Boxes with Food Illustrations
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TZ-013Full-Color Printed Pizza Boxes
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TZ-016Kraft Pizza Boxes with Monochrome Food Prints
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TZ-075Large Printed Pizza Boxes
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TZ-080Menu-Style Printed Pizza Boxes
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TZ-072Pastel Printed Corrugated Pizza Boxes
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TZ-079Personalized Pizza Boxes with Illustrated Printing
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TZ-077Printed Pizza Boxes for 12-Inch Menu Sizes
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TZ-085Red and Green Printed Pizza Boxes
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TZ-018Small Custom Printed Pizza Boxes
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TZ-082Two-Color Printed Pizza Boxes
View packagingDesign around the assembled pizza carton
Inspect the artwork on an assembled sample and in a stack. Keep menu sizes and identification visible to packing staff.
A practical fit check
A large lid design can look complete while the front locking flap breaks a logo. Review both the flat proof and folded box.
Choose between these catalog formats
| Product format | Selection detail |
|---|---|
| Full-Color Pizza Boxes for Branded Takeaway | Provide the finished pizza diameter and desired print coverage, then review the fold lines and front locking tab on the artwork proof. |
| Black Printed Corrugated Pizza Boxes | Review dark ink coverage on the chosen board and check how corners, folds and stacked boxes look after assembly. |
| Kraft Pizza Boxes with Monochrome Food Graphics | Check fine-line artwork at production size and keep essential contact information away from folds and locking tabs. |
| Bright Printed Paper Pizza Packaging | Confirm the board structure and required box height for your crust style before adapting the print design. |
| Custom E-Flute Pizza Boxes for Small Pizzas | Select the internal dimensions rather than relying only on nominal inch labels, and approve the dieline before placing text near the box edges. |
| Pastel Full-Color Corrugated Pizza Boxes | Approve the color on the selected liner stock and check how the print wraps around the lid edges after folding. |
| White Pizza Boxes with Illustrated Lids | Confirm the internal footprint and liner specification, then review the illustration placement around ventilation and locking cuts. |
| Large Printed Pizza Boxes from 14 to 20 Inches | Use the centimeter dimensions in the size table to check the baked pizza and review stack performance with the expected delivery load. |
| 12-Inch Pizza Boxes with Bright Custom Printing | Check the actual internal width against the baked pizza diameter and approve the board and liner together with the print proof. |
| Personalized 14-Inch Pizza Boxes | Confirm the size-specific dieline before approving the artwork, since nominal inch labels alone do not define the internal clearance. |
| Menu-Style Printed Pizza Takeaway Boxes | Keep order labels and size identifiers separate from the main illustration and verify the closure on a loaded sample. |
| Custom Illustrated Corrugated Pizza Packaging | Review image resolution and print contrast on kraft board, then check the folds against the final approved dieline. |
| White Card Pizza Boxes with Two-Color Artwork | Confirm whether the selected sample uses solid card or a corrugated structure and choose the appropriate specification for the intended pizza weight. |
| Red and Green Printed Corrugated Pizza Boxes | Check the artwork orientation on every flap so the assembled box reads correctly from the customer-facing side. |
| White Printed Pizza Boxes with Bold Typography | Resolve the original mixed material description with a sample, and confirm board construction and internal dimensions before production. |
When to consider another structure
Hexagonal and octagonal formats require a different artwork layout and fit check. Compare shaped pizza boxes.
What to include in your enquiry
- Lid graphic
- Side labels
- Fold and lock zones
- Product reference, quantity, artwork and delivery destination
Download the packaging brief or discuss your selected format.
Develop your packaging specification
Use the product dimensions and presentation requirements to plan the next discussion.