Does it really matter how you tape your boxes shut? Not really, unless you add some cool hinges to the design, or go off-center like how I usually do. But if you are perfectionism personified, then you must really crave for neatness while sealing stuff. So how about the Center Tape? I know you’ll really dig it!
Center Tape is a 2011 red dot design concept winner.
Designers: Hwang Youn Ha & Han Seung Bum
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Cool design but why not just use transparant tape?
That’s a clever idea. Strong and it’s not like you are blind when you are applying it. It will always result in a neat seal.
I like it!
I didn’t know it was that serious, to PERFECTLY tape boxes. We do already have clear tape 😐
What about a transparent, coloured middle line, or two lines, still using clear tape ?
Center Tape = 2011 red dot design concept winner”?
I don’t understand the purpose, what problem is it trying to solve?
silly
This design can ensure the intermediate transparent portion coincides with the carton opening joint? Adhesive tape impossible to keep straight.
http://www.prlog.org/12127100-new-lightweight-strong-green-packaging-for-custom-dress-shirts-from-lewis-and-taylor.html
What a great idea