Valentine is your best bet locally. This will be larger than any standard box. You’ll have to put two boxes together. Usually the largest boxes I see are 36” square and those are hard to get locally.
What exactly are you packing? Have you considered blanket wrap uship ? UPS will be very pricey for this. Also check out pirate ship.
Check Valentine Packing, they also sell large cardboard corrugated sheets in different weights. Nice people, they sell a lot to the art trade, no minimum from what I can tell.
You’re probably best off creating your own packing. I’m assuming you have one large item you want to put in a box? I’d make one from a couple of boxes.
If it doesn’t actually need a box and you just want to protect it, buy a roll of wrapping plastic - it’s like a huge roll of Saran Wrap. (Home Depot.) Wrap your item up in blankets, bubble wrap, foam sheets, whatever works for you. Then wrap the whole thing in that plastic and whatever you choose to protect it with will stay in place. It sticks to itself, so as you go around the item, overlap your edges.
I have some large glass pieces that I wrap in blankets and then wrap with the plastic. Some fragile furniture, too. Has never failed me.
Try moving company. Wardrobe box.
buy sheets of cardboard and make one yourself- valentine packing
Appliance stores?
Yes, https://newyorkbox.com will have it and he will do same day delivery! I had this same problem OP had to mail back a LoveSac couch 😭
Furniture store ask them for old boxes the ones by my house always throwing out big boxes I helped a lady a carry one a few weeks ago
Valentine is your best bet locally. This will be larger than any standard box. You’ll have to put two boxes together. Usually the largest boxes I see are 36” square and those are hard to get locally.
What exactly are you packing? Have you considered blanket wrap uship ? UPS will be very pricey for this. Also check out pirate ship.
Check Valentine Packing, they also sell large cardboard corrugated sheets in different weights. Nice people, they sell a lot to the art trade, no minimum from what I can tell.
Uhaul get creative
Buy 2 4x8’ sheets of corrugated cardboard and make one. Takes 5 minutes
Look for wardrobe boxes. And maybe put 2 together.
Or go to your closest furniture store and see if they have spare boxes in the back for free that you can tape together.
The cardboard is not as important as the tape. Get high quality tape and overlap.
Have you called Brooklyn Postal? I know they have locations on Court and Smith St. They might be able to help.
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You’re probably best off creating your own packing. I’m assuming you have one large item you want to put in a box? I’d make one from a couple of boxes.
If it doesn’t actually need a box and you just want to protect it, buy a roll of wrapping plastic - it’s like a huge roll of Saran Wrap. (Home Depot.) Wrap your item up in blankets, bubble wrap, foam sheets, whatever works for you. Then wrap the whole thing in that plastic and whatever you choose to protect it with will stay in place. It sticks to itself, so as you go around the item, overlap your edges.
I have some large glass pieces that I wrap in blankets and then wrap with the plastic. Some fragile furniture, too. Has never failed me.
UPS says it needs to be boxed.
Oh, you’re shipping. Argh.
In that case, call an art dealer. Or any store that ships large items, I guess.
Bike shop
Good choice
Uhaul's website calls an x-large box 24x24x16. What you are looking for is orobably more of a crate.
Not big enough
What are you moving? Packing tape isn't going to hold a lot of weight? $50 I can make a 2x4 cube, but it will weigh 40 to 50 lbs by itself.
Try asking grocery stores or liquor stores if they have any? They usually give them out if you ask
Brooklyn here
What kind of box
Moving, I guess.