The Boxery expands foam packaging inventory to protect fragile electronics during shipping

Sep 26, 2026

The Boxery, a U.S.-based packaging supplier, has expanded its in-stock foam packaging inventory, including foam sheets and rolls, to protect fragile electronics and glassware.

Lyndhurst, United States, September 26, 2026 -- LYNDHURST, NY — The Boxery, an online supplier of shipping and packaging materials, announced an expanded in-stock inventory of foam packaging, including foam sheets and foam rolls, to help sellers protect fragile electronics and glassware in transit. The expanded stock is now available to order immediately and ships from the company’s network of U.S. warehouses. The move addresses growing demand from e-commerce sellers seeking additional cushioning options for delicate merchandise.

Damage during shipping remains a persistent concern for online sellers, particularly those handling breakable or sensitive items. According to the National Retail Federation, e-commerce return rates linked to damaged goods continue to cost small and mid-sized retailers, prompting many sellers to reassess packaging materials before peak shipping periods. Foam packaging is commonly used alongside corrugated boxes to absorb shock and reduce movement inside a shipment, particularly for items such as electronics, glassware, and other fragile consumer goods.

The expanded inventory includes foam sheets in multiple thicknesses intended for wrapping individual items, as well as foam rolls that can be cut to size for irregularly shaped products. These materials are stocked to support both single-item shipments and bulk packing needs for businesses shipping higher volumes of breakable goods. Company representatives said the additional stock levels are intended to reduce the likelihood of backorders during periods of high demand, particularly ahead of peak retail seasons when order volumes typically rise.

The foam products are available for purchase alongside The Boxery’s existing catalog of corrugated boxes, mailers, and other shipping supplies, allowing customers to source multiple packaging components in a single order. Orders placed before 4 p.m. Eastern time on business days are eligible for same-day shipment from the company’s warehouse network, a service that applies to the newly expanded foam inventory as well as other in-stock items. Sizing guidance is available for customers uncertain which foam thickness or format suits a particular product, helping buyers match materials to specific packaging needs.

“Sellers who handle electronics or glassware often tell us that cushioning materials are just as important as the box itself,” said Michael Stein, Owner of The Boxery. “Expanding our foam packaging stock is a direct response to that need, and it allows customers to order the right protective materials without delay.”

About The Boxery: The Boxery is an online supplier of shipping and packaging materials based in Lyndhurst, New York. The company provides corrugated boxes, mailers, tape, foam packaging, and related supplies to online sellers, small businesses, and retailers across the United States.

Online sellers and small businesses shipping electronics, glassware, or other fragile items can review the expanded foam packaging selection, including available sheet thicknesses and roll sizes, at The Boxery - Foam Packaging.

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Name: Owner of The Boxery
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Organization: The Boxery
Phone: 8778269379
Website: https://www.theboxery.com/

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