Different Types of Wooden Boxes
Over the years we have many boxes. From our retail customers who buy one or two, to our corporate clients who buy 100’s. We offer 3 distinct styles of Badger Tough boxes that are built to last a lifetime. We carry each of our 3 styles in 3 different sizes stocked and ready to ship unfinished. Each of our boxes is available in 17 different color options. Unfinished boxes ship in 24 hours. Stained boxes ship in 48.
Standard Wooden Boxes
We call our boxes Heirloom Generational boxes. They are built to last and are built to store items you want kept safe and secure. Our standard wooden boxes are built for someone looking for simply designed box that they want to add some extras too. These boxes are very popular with wood burners. Once they have burnt in their favorite design, they leave it unfinished or add their favorite stain color. These also work great as a wooden keepsake box. These are available as in the picture with hinge, latch, chain, and handles. We also offer a basic model with our air tight lid style, which is a simple but functional box.
Wooden Ammo Boxes
Our Wooden Ammo Boxes are constructed the same way we do our standard boxes, but we add top and bottom trim boards. While you can purchase used ammo crates, I wouldn’t recommend it because you don’t know what used to be in there. The trim boards we add give it the traditional ammo crate look and feel. The top and bottom boards are designed so that when you buy more than one, they stack on top of each other braced up.
Cross Series Large Wood Storage Box
Our Cross Series wood storage boxes are our largest boxes. We started out with our simple unfinished wood boxes, then we evolved to our slightly more decorative wood ammunition crate style, and lastly we have our most intricate box to date, The Cross Series Pine Storage Chest. Many our customers like to use these decorative and sturdy boxes to store Christmas Ornaments in after they take the tree down. We all know what happens when you put delicate and memorable ornaments in a card board box, they get broke.
