Custom Multi-layer Takeaway Boxes with Handle

A fast food boxes range that stacks three independent boxes into one carryable tower, so a burger, fries and a side travel together, is what busy counters ask for, and these are built to deliver it. The top box holds the burger, the middle box takes fries, and the bottom box carries a second burger, a dessert or extra sides, so a full combo leaves the pass in one hand. As custom fast food packaging, they are printed to your artwork and built to your menu rather than a stock size. We form them from food-grade kraft board, the same board behind our chicken boxes, stiff enough to keep the stack square. For any brand that treats fast food containers as part of the guest experience, this is a food box takeaway structure worth putting your name on.

Separate Boxes, One Carried Stack

Three independent boxes stack into one carryable tower. The top box is flat and wide enough for a burger, the middle box is shallow to hold fries in a single layer, and the bottom box is deeper for a second burger, a dessert or extra sides. Because each box is a separate piece with its own lid, a wet item never touches a dry one, and the stack stays level when a customer picks it up. Corners are glued rather than folded and tucked, so a loaded box does not spring open. Box depth is set per menu, which is what separates a purpose-built fast food boxes range from a generic carton.

Built-In Arc Handle for Carry-Out

The handle is cut into the pack as one arc and folded up, so there is no separate strap to glue, fray or peel off. A shaped arc spreads the pull across the top of the stack instead of two points, so the stack stays rigid in carry. That arc carries a total load of about 1 kg (2.2 lb) — a burger, fries and a side — not a heavy catering order. Every batch is lifted from the arc before it ships, so the limit holds in real service. For a food box takeaway carried rather than opened at a table, that one-piece handle earns repeat orders.

Board Weight, Coating and Grease Resistance

A three-box stack puts more load on the bottom box than a single box, so we specify board by caliper, not grammage alone. Kraft or white card at 300–400 gsm keeps the bottom flat under a full combo. For fried food, a grease-resistant coating on the food side is the difference between a box that still looks sharp at the table and one with oil-bleached print. Water-based coating suits shorter service and fiber-based goals; PE gives the strongest liquid barrier; PLA sits between them. Every chicken boxes run is checked for coating weight and stiffness before it is formed, so the bottom box does not bow under the meal.

Sizing, Structure and Custom Options

Standard box footprints cover most burger, fry and side combos, and any dimension can be re-cut when a menu needs its own fit. We build to a drawing, so the depth of each box is set by what you actually put in it: a deeper bottom box for a second burger, a shallower middle box for a single layer of fries. Artwork is printed on the flat blank before forming, so folds do not crack the ink, and CMYK or PMS color holds from the top box to the bottom. Because this custom fast food packaging shares one structure across the range, a multi-item menu reads as one family on the shelf.