Plywood box in your size
Enter width, height and depth — the builder draws a 3D model and calculates the price right away. We laser-cut it from 3 or 4 mm plywood; the parts assemble with finger joints, no glue.
Opens a 200 × 120 × 150 mm box in 4 mm plywood — change anything you like.
When you need a box in exactly your size
Off-the-shelf boxes almost never match what has to go inside: either a centimetre too small, or with spare room where everything rattles. Rilbox keeps it simple — you set the size and we cut a box to it. No minimum run: one piece costs what one piece costs.
People order boxes for a tea or spice set, a particular drawer, printer parts, a card collection, cosmetics on a shelf, tools in a workshop. When the size is exact, things sit straight and nothing slides around.
What you set in the builder
- Width, height, depth
- 20–500 mm
- Plywood thickness
- 3 or 4 mm
- Dimensions
- external / internal
- Type
- open / with removable lid
The external/internal switch matters: if the box must fit into a drawer, set external dimensions; if a specific item must fit inside, set internal ones and the builder adds the wall thickness itself. Use the slider or type the numbers — the model rebuilds instantly.
Dividers, lid and quantity are added right there. There is a separate page for boxes with compartments — box with dividers — and for closed ones — gift box with removable lid.
How it goes together: finger joints, no glue
All walls and the bottom connect with finger joints: tabs along the edge of one part, slots of the same pitch along the edge of the next. The laser cuts to a tenth of a millimetre, so the tabs sit tight in the slots and hold the shape without glue or fasteners. The box assembles in a few minutes and can be taken apart and reassembled if needed.
If you want to reinforce the joints or make the box permanent, a drop of PVA wood glue on the tabs is enough. It is optional.
3 or 4 mm plywood — which to choose
You can switch the thickness in the builder — the price and model update immediately, so comparing both options is easy.
- 3 mm is lighter and thinner; it looks right on smaller boxes up to 200–250 mm, for small items, tea, cosmetics, stationery.
- 4 mm is stiffer and carries larger panels and heavier loads: boxes from 250 mm, tools, games with heavy pieces, parts.
Price and lead time
The price per piece is shown in the builder and depends on size, thickness, dividers and quantity. After your request a manager contacts you to confirm the price, the lead time and Nova Poshta delivery. Lead time: 1–2 working days after payment for a single box; for larger batches, by agreement.
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Related pages
- How it works — from dimensions to parcel in three steps.
- Delivery & payment.
- FAQ — on tolerances, sanding, finishing.