Burger Boxes

Burger boxes need enough room for the finished burger, including the bun, fillings and any wrapping. Atlas Packaging Hub supplies bulk packaging for burger shops, cafes, takeaway venues and caterers, with corrugated and sugarcane options across the range. Choose around the burger your kitchen actually builds and the time it spends packed. The aim is a box your team can close consistently without pressing down the meal or making the delivery bag difficult to pack.

Burger boxes and clamshell options

High Burger Box Brown Corrugated Plain is listed at 200 per carton. This is a useful format to assess for a taller burger where a shallower box may bring the lid too close to the bun. Confirm its usable internal dimensions before assigning it to a double burger or a heavily filled menu item.

The wider Atlas range also includes Sugarcane Clamshell Hamburger 6 inch, supplied at 400 per carton. Sugarcane fibre is often referred to as bagasse. The hinged clamshell format keeps the base and lid together, so there is no separate lid carton to balance against the boxes.

For a burger with sides, compare the 8 inch and 9 inch three compartment sugarcane clamshells listed in the takeaway containers range, each at 200 per carton. A larger outside size still needs a portion check, because the compartments divide the available space and may not match every burger build.

Check height moisture and the packed order

Measure the burger after it is assembled, including toppings and wrapping. Allow clearance above the bun and check that the closure engages without force. If chips are included, decide whether they need their own compartment or a separate food tray.

Hot food releases moisture inside a closed pack. Trial the box over your usual wait and delivery time, checking the bun, base and closure at the end. Do not assume a box is vented unless the product specification says so, or alter it in a way the supplier has not approved.

Check how the chosen material responds to your sauces and oil level. Sugarcane fibre and corrugated board do not establish identical grease or heat performance. Compare suitable greaseproof paper if wrapping is part of your packing method. Keep filled boxes level, avoid excessive weight above them and store unused cartons away from moisture and cooking splashes.

Carton supply for burger service

Atlas supplies bulk cartons to ABN registered businesses, with wholesale pricing on enquiry. Prices are quoted per carton, excluding GST. Send your packaging enquiry with the box format, carton quantity, delivery postcode and any sizing questions. We aim for a 24 hour quote turnaround and arrange Melbourne and Australia wide delivery. Confirm the selected product, stock and arrival timing before changing your regular packaging or planning supply for a busy event.

Frequently asked questions

Which size suits a double burger with chips?

Measure the finished burger and chip portion together. A high burger box may suit the burger alone; a larger compartment clamshell may suit a meal. Confirm the usable compartment dimensions before relying on one pack for both.

Do the boxes go soggy with hot food?

Results depend on the specific box, steam, oil and holding time. Test the pack with your actual menu and delivery conditions. We do not apply a blanket moisture resistance or no softening claim to every burger box.

Are they compostable?

Ask for certification covering the exact product before making that claim. Sugarcane or paper content alone does not establish certified compostability. Where a product is certified, follow the specified composting conditions and confirm acceptance with your waste service.