IDL PackagingHexaFil Honeycomb Packing Kraft Paper 15" x 10080" (840ft) in Self-Dispensed Box - Patented Cushioning Box Filler for Void Filling, Moving, Shipping - Alternative to Bubble Plastic

The media could not be loaded. As a small business owner I detest seeing a company or product suffer due to a lack of common sense on the part of the customer. Paper doesn't come out of the box perfectly stretched? Your hands work well enough to pull it from the box, you can use them to stretch it out. Expecting it to be the thickness of construction paper is also not the smartest thought - it's roughly $100 for over 1,700 square feet of paper. It's average paper thickness[weight] of any other packing paper, but being hex-cut you can't stick your fingers through and expect it not to rip holes. The only issues with this product are operator errors. The ONE thing I would love to see on this would be a pre-scored hole for the top flap so that you can choose to close it completely and still pull the paper out, rather than having to leave the top open to use it. Easily solved by cutting a hole, but it would be nice to see from the manufacturer. As for the reviews claiming that it takes sooooo muuuuch to fill a box - again, operator error. This box lasted me almost exactly 90 days. In that 90 days I shipped over 400 packages with heavy and fragile items - and that was with me overdoing the packing paper on many of them for my own peace of mind. None broke, and I even had customers raving on my reviews about how they saw postal workers drop packages or the outer packing was damaged by the postal service, but the contents inside were never affected in the slightest.In the end, as long as you're smarter than a box of paper, this is a perfect fit if you ship frequently or are packing for a big move.

I bought this for my ecommerce business. I would like to buy this Hexafil in this 1700' size but in white. I ship home decor, gifts and art supplies incl bottles of ink and art powders. I ship glass ornaments during holidays and small glass or china items occasionally. I make a nest with the Hexafill in the box and place the Hexafil wrapped item in the nest and it works well. No issues with breakage so far. I switched to eco friendly shipping materials and have eliminated plastic bubble wrap, styrofoam noodles and such. Hexafil does the job. Our dispenser has worked well with no issues. I like that you do not have to use tape to hold this packaging paper around your items. I wrap large and small items with Hexafil paper then I just twist and tuck the corners of the paper and tuck into a hole I make in the wrapped part of the item and it holds itself. No tape needed. I would love to buy Kraft paper packaging tape but it's pricey so have not yet found an eco friendly tape solution. I will stick with Hexafil for packaging though. Very pleased with it.

Good product. Butt you have to use a lot. But the price was certainly a deal. It works. It is prep orated at very long lengths. Really no complaints

If you don't mind buying in bulk, this box is a great value for the money. It also has the added benefit of the box itself being a dispenser - you fold and tuck the top flap and pull the paper out through the hole in the top, making it easy to pull out and tear off as much or as little as you need while the rest of the roll stays neatly in the box. The 15" width has been perfect, and the paper itself expands to almost twice it's compressed length when you pull it. I use this for packing orders from my Etsy shop and one box lasts me a couple of months. Waaaay cheaper than bubble wrap, and far more eco friendly!

Good to have on hand if you are packing for a move.

This was a great replacement for bubble wrap. So glad I found it.

Before I decided to give this product a try I had been using pre-cut 2" convoluted foam for years. Each pair cost about $4. That's $4 per product shipped just for the foam.Don't get me wrong, the foam has always been great. But I really wanted to move toward something recyclable and my #1 concern was the cushioning provided by recyclable materials. My #2 concern was cost based on outdated information about environmental solutions being more costly.Well, I ditched foam entirely and now use about 3sq ft (expanded) of this packing material per order. That's just $0.15 and it's 100% recyclable and I love how well it hold almost 3 lbs of metals parts in place with cushioning on all sides.Hex, dudes, ya won me over man. It's good stuff, and I love the presentation too when my customers open the box. It's like my parts ship in their own nest.

this is a excellent packing system for valuable and fragile items. highly recommend