Slotted box styles are generally made from one piece of corrugated or solid fibreboard. The blank is scored and slotted to permit folding. A joint is formed by the box manufacturer at the point where one side panel and one end panel are brought together. Boxes are then shipped flat to the user. Flaps, extending from the side and end panels to form the top and bottom, are closed by the user when the box is needed.

The International Box Code refers to these styles as Slotted-Type Boxes, while the carrier Classifications call them Conventional Slotted Boxes.

	RSC - Regular Slotted Carton The RSC is the most standard and cost effective type of carton. All flaps have the same length and the two outer flaps (usually lengthwise) are one-half of the containers width, meeting at the center on top and bottom surfaces. Product Detail and Sizes
	Half Slotted Carton This carton has slotted flaps on one end only, used, commonly for batteries,covering washing machines, refrigerators etc. Shown with optional cover. Product Detail and Sizes
	Full Overlap Slotted Carton This container has same-length flaps that fully overlap each other. When stacked on its side panel the extra thickness of board on the top and bottom panels provide added stacking strength. Product Detail and Sizes