We aim to get stocked orders ready for dispatch on the same day the order is received.

Items with lead times of more than 2-3 days have their individual lead times listed per product.

We offer a standard delivery service for just £10 for orders up to £100 value and £20 for orders over £100 with Mainland UK (Excluding Highlands & Islands)

Shipping to Highlands & Islands is charged at £80

Not as a standard checkout option, but international delivery may be possible by arrangement. Please contact us to discuss your requirements.

Yes. Local collection is available by arrangement. We’ll provide a booking reference, and collections should be made between 9.30am and 4pm Monday - Thursday & 9.30am - 3pm Friday.

No. You can order a single item or contact us for larger quantities, pallet deals and bulk pricing.

Yes. For larger orders, pallet quantities or repeat requirements, contact us and we can provide a tailored quote.

Yes. We accept purchase orders from schools, NHS organisations, councils and public-sector buyers.

Yes. Tell us what you need to store, move or organise, and we’ll help suggest suitable boxes, crates, containers or handling products.

Attached lid containers have hinged lids that stay fixed to the box, making them useful for transport, distribution and reusable tote systems. Euro containers usually have separate lids and standard footprints, making them ideal for stacking, shelving and pallet layouts. Totebox has a similar FAQ distinction between these product types.

Euro containers use standard modular footprints, commonly including sizes such as 400 × 300mm, 600 × 400mm and 800 × 600mm, so they work well with pallets, shelving and dollies.

For repeat use, often yes. Plastic boxes are stronger, more durable, more resistant to moisture and can be reused many times, making them better suited to storage, handling and transport. Totebox’s FAQ makes the same broad point about plastic lasting longer than cardboard.

Some products are suitable for food use, but this depends on the product and material. As a general guide, virgin plastic is usually more suitable for direct food contact than recycled plastic. Check the product details or contact us if food use is important.

Virgin plastic is generally chosen where maximum strength, colour consistency or food-contact suitability matters. Recycled plastic can offer strong performance at a lower cost and with environmental benefits, depending on the product and use case. Totebox’s blog also frames this as virgin for heavy-duty/food-grade use and recycled for many general storage uses.

Euro containers, attached lid containers, picking bins, pallet boxes, dollies and stackable crates are commonly used for picking, storage, transport and stock organisation.

Storage boxes, trays, classroom tubs, picking bins and shelving-compatible containers are useful for stationery, equipment, documents and general organisation.

Look for easy-clean containers, lidded boxes, trays and organised storage systems. Hygiene, labelling and segregation are usually the key considerations.

Food-friendly crates, ventilated containers, trays, ingredient bins and easy-clean handling products are commonly used for produce, packing and back-of-house storage.

Yes, but returns should be unused and in resaleable condition. Returns are made at your own cost and by arrangement with our team.

We ask that customers inspect goods on delivery and contact you within 2 days with photos of the packaging, consignment label and damaged goods. Plastic Box Warehouse asks customers to report damage promptly and keep damaged goods until a resolution is agreed.

Yes. Contact us with your product requirements, quantities and delivery postcode, and we’ll be happy to offer free product advice.