Custom Crates and Packaging Supplies in Noblesville
Shipping a machine overseas? Moving loose parts between plants? Need low skids for a container load?
Call or text Curt at 765-661-3643. We source custom wood crates, gaylord boxes, and skids and dunnage built to what you ship.
What Packaging Problems Do You Have?
Packaging problems show up in different ways. A machine arrives damaged because a box could not take the trip. Parts spill because a box split on the forklift. A load will not fit the container door on a standard pallet.
Pallet suppliers rarely build crates, and box suppliers rarely build skids. We source all three, so one call covers the whole load.
Our Specialty Packaging Services
Our packaging services:
Custom wood crates built to your dimensions and weight
Gaylord boxes for bulk parts and loose product
Custom skids and dunnage for heavy machines and container loads
Tell us the size, the weight and how it ships, and we will match the packaging to it.
Why Choose Us for Specialty Packaging
When you call, you talk to Curt, who has more than 40 years in packaging. He spent more than 30 years in corrugated and paper packaging before moving to wood, so boxes and crates are familiar ground. You get a straight answer on what can be built, what it costs and how long it takes.
Need pallets on the same order? We source every kind of wood pallet too.
A crate puts walls, a lid and bracing around the load, so a machine or a tall part is protected on every side. We source crates built to your dimensions and weight, including crates made with ISPM-15 lumber for export.
Read more about custom wood crates.
Gaylord boxes are large corrugated boxes that sit on a pallet, made for bulk parts, scrap and loose product. We source them in standard pallet footprints, in double-wall and triple-wall.
Read more about gaylord boxes.
Skids sit lower than pallets and work well under heavy machines. Dunnage is the blocking and bracing that keeps a load from moving. We source both, cut to your load.
Read more about skids and dunnage.
Locations We Serve
Top Packaging Products is based in Noblesville. We source pallets, crates and packaging for manufacturers and warehouses across central Indiana, including:
Noblesville
Carmel
Fishers
Westfield
Indianapolis
Zionsville
Whitestown
Brownsburg
Plainfield
Greenwood
McCordsville
Cartersburg
That covers Hamilton, Marion, Hendricks, Johnson and Hancock counties, along with the warehouse districts on I-465, I-70 and I-69. We also supply companies with sites across Indiana and nearby states through our supplier network.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the minimum order for custom wood crates?
It depends on the crate. Call with the size, the weight and how many you need, and Curt will tell you what a builder can do.
How long does custom crating take?
It depends on the size and how complex the crate is. Call 765-661-3643 with your dimensions and ship date, and Curt will tell you plainly whether a builder can make it.
What size gaylord boxes do you source?
Gaylord boxes come in standard pallet footprints like 48x40, 48x45 and 48x48, usually 36 to 60 inches tall. Custom sizes are available too.
Can you help size skids for a container?
Yes. Send us your product dimensions and the container size. We will suggest skid heights and blocking that fit more product while still protecting it.
Do you source dunnage cut to length?
Yes. We source wood blocking, spacers and bracing cut to your dimensions for container loading and product separation.
Can you handle packaging and pallets together?
Yes. We can source your crates, boxes and custom wood pallets on the same order, so you have one call and one contact.
You have read enough to know whether we can help. Tired of suppliers who miss your spec, turn down small orders or keep pushing the delivery date? Call 765-661-3643.
Tell Curt what you need and when you need it at your dock. He will tell you plainly whether he can source it. No runaround.
We source wood pallets, custom crates and packaging for manufacturers and distribution centers in Noblesville, Indianapolis and the towns around them. You deal with one broker instead of five suppliers who each handle one piece.