Custom Double Burger Boxes

Box Styles for Tall Burgers

Deep clamshells fold from one sheet and lock at the front. They are quick to assemble and easy to eat from. Lidded boxes with a separate top lift straight up, which protects tall stacks and toppings. Window boxes with a clear panel let customers see the burger, popular for premium menus and food markets.

For delivery, a deeper box in corrugated board holds heat and resists being squashed in a delivery bag. For counter service, folding board is lighter and prints sharper colours.

Some kitchens wrap burgers in printed greaseproof paper before boxing. The wrap holds the stack together and catches drips, while the box protects the shape. If you plan to wrap, allow a few extra millimetres in width.

• Deep clamshells with front lock tabs
• Two-piece boxes with lift-off lids
• Corrugated delivery boxes with vents
• Window boxes for food markets
• Tall boxes with a skewer allowance

Vents, Grease and Board

Double burgers carry more fat and sauce than single ones, so a grease-resistant coating on the inside of the box is important. It keeps oil inside and stops it showing through the printed outside, and board suitable for direct food contact can be supplied if you ask.

Vent holes in the lid let steam escape so the bun does not go soggy. We place them away from your logo and near the top of the box, where steam collects.

Corrugated board holds heat better and resists crushing, which suits delivery. Folding board is lighter and suits counter and table service. Kraft board gives a rugged look that suits grill and smokehouse brands.

Heavier double burgers can make thin board flex when the box is lifted from one side. A slightly heavier board, or corrugated for delivery, keeps the base flat and stops the burger tipping as the box is handed over.

Branding a Burger Box

A burger box is opened at the table, and the first view is the inside of the lid and the burger itself. A clean, uncluttered inside lets the burger take centre stage in photos. Your logo on the outside of the lid and a pattern on the sides make the box recognisable in a delivery bag or on a table.

Bold one or two colour printing on kraft board is cost-effective and suits many burger brands. Full colour printing works well for illustrated designs and chains with bright brand colours.

A short line inside the lid, such as a social handle or a prompt to share a photo, is often read while people eat.

Colour can carry your brand when the logo is small. A box in one bold signature colour is instantly recognisable on a crowded delivery app photo or a festival table, even from across the field.

Who Orders Deep Burger Boxes

Smash burger joints, gourmet burger restaurants, food trucks, pub kitchens, steakhouses selling burgers to take away, dark kitchens on delivery apps and event caterers at festivals and street food markets all use double burger boxes.

Pop-up kitchens doing limited runs of a special burger often order a short batch of boxes for that menu, sometimes in a different colour from their regular box.

Burger competitions and pop-up collaborations are another use. Chefs teaming up for a one-off menu often want a special box that carries both names, printed in a short run for the event.

Takeaways that sell loaded fries or wings alongside their burgers sometimes order the same deep box for those items too, keeping stock simple and branding consistent.

Pricing and Delivery

Send your burger dimensions, preferred style and weekly usage, and we email a custom quote within one working day. Printed food boxes start from £0.25 each depending on size and quantity, with low minimums quoted per job.

We provide a free design proof showing the dieline, vents and artwork. After approval, production is 4 to 7 working days, and the boxes, packed flat, reach UK mainland kitchens on free tracked delivery in 2 to 3 working days. Report any misprints or damage within 10 days for a reprint or refund.

Keep a small reserve of boxes for busy weekends, as running out mid-service means falling back on plain boxes that do not carry your brand.