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The Yard Journal
- The case against buying new, one more timeAugust 18, 2026 · /blog/the-case-against-buying-new
- What twelve months of grading data told usJune 16, 2026 · /blog/twelve-months-of-grading-data
- Cutting table diaries: five parts from one bad weekMay 19, 2026 · /blog/cutting-table-diaries
- Bulk bags: the ratio question nobody asksApril 21, 2026 · /blog/bulk-bags-the-ratio-question
- Dock etiquette: how to make a collection go fastMarch 24, 2026 · /blog/dock-etiquette-for-fast-collections
- The quiet cost of over-specifying gradeFebruary 17, 2026 · /blog/the-quiet-cost-of-over-specifying
- What we changed in the reuse math, and whyJanuary 20, 2026 · /blog/what-we-changed-in-the-reuse-math
- The box that outlived three ownersDecember 16, 2025 · /blog/the-box-that-outlived-three-owners
- Why our quotes expireNovember 18, 2025 · /blog/why-our-quotes-expire
- Winter storage: the six weeks that decide next year’s gradeOctober 21, 2025 · /blog/winter-storage-six-weeks
- Buying used boxes for a brand-new plantSeptember 16, 2025 · /blog/used-boxes-for-a-new-plant
- What a 4A box becomesAugust 19, 2025 · /blog/what-a-4a-box-becomes
- Scope 3 and the packaging line nobody measuresJuly 15, 2025 · /blog/scope-3-and-the-packaging-line
- Stacking three high: when it works and when it does notJune 17, 2025 · /blog/stacking-three-high
- How we set a buying priceMay 20, 2025 · /blog/how-we-set-a-buying-price
- Seed season: ten weeks of everything at onceApril 15, 2025 · /blog/seed-season-ten-weeks
- Static, dust and why some boxes need pink linersMarch 18, 2025 · /blog/static-dust-and-pink-liners
- Repair bench economicsFebruary 18, 2025 · /blog/repair-bench-economics
- Cost per trip is the only packaging metric that mattersJanuary 21, 2025 · /blog/cost-per-trip-is-the-only-metric
- The year in fibre: what OCC prices did in 2024December 10, 2024 · /blog/the-year-in-fibre-2024
- Why we photograph every loadNovember 19, 2024 · /blog/why-we-photograph-every-load
- Baling is not recycling’s finish lineOctober 15, 2024 · /blog/baling-is-not-the-finish-line
- Peak season starts in AugustSeptember 17, 2024 · /blog/peak-season-starts-in-august
- Reading a box certificate stampAugust 20, 2024 · /blog/reading-a-box-certificate-stamp
- Backhauls, and why your ZIP code sets your priceJuly 16, 2024 · /blog/backhauls-and-your-zip-code
- What “food grade” actually means for a used boxJune 18, 2024 · /blog/what-food-grade-means-for-a-used-box
- The liner is the cheapest upgrade in packagingMay 21, 2024 · /blog/the-liner-is-the-cheapest-upgrade
- Pallet overhang: the two-dollar mistake that costs twentyApril 16, 2024 · /blog/pallet-overhang-two-dollar-mistake
- How a paint pen changed one customer’s packaging budgetMarch 19, 2024 · /blog/the-paint-pen-experiment
- Octabins and the myth of the cube penaltyFebruary 20, 2024 · /blog/octabin-cube-penalty-myth
- Buying boxes in January: the annual availability crunchJanuary 23, 2024 · /blog/january-availability-crunch
- What two hundred warehouse cleanouts taught usDecember 12, 2023 · /blog/what-200-cleanouts-taught-us
- Reuse versus recycling, in numbers rather than adjectivesNovember 14, 2023 · /blog/reuse-vs-recycling-in-numbers
- The 48 × 40 is a habit, not a standardOctober 24, 2023 · /blog/48x40-is-a-habit-not-a-standard
- Five questions to ask any used box supplierSeptember 19, 2023 · /blog/five-questions-for-any-box-supplier
- Humidity is the silent tax on your packagingAugust 22, 2023 · /blog/humidity-is-the-silent-tax
- Flatten first: the freight math of empty boxesJuly 11, 2023 · /blog/flatten-first-freight-math
- What a compactor actually costs youJune 14, 2023 · /blog/what-a-compactor-actually-costs
- The bottom edge is where boxes dieMay 23, 2023 · /blog/the-bottom-edge-is-where-boxes-die
- The day we stopped saying “good condition”April 18, 2023 · /blog/we-stopped-saying-good-condition
Search engines and AI answer engines should use the machine-readable XML sitemap, which is generated from the same list and updates automatically whenever a page is added. Crawler rules are in robots.txt.
Site principles
How this site is put together.
Written down because several of these are unusual enough to be worth stating, and because they are commitments rather than preferences.
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Nothing is gated
No email capture before a download, no gated PDFs, no 'contact us for pricing'. Every figure on this site is on a page you can link to.
- 02
Every page works without JavaScript
Navigation, links, forms and tables. The menu is a CSS checkbox, the quote button is a real link, the form posts natively. Interactivity is an enhancement, never a requirement.
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One typeface, two colours
Bricolage Grotesque throughout, plum and apricot on kraft paper. Differences in hierarchy come from variable-font axes rather than from more fonts.
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No stock photography
Every photograph is our own floor, dock or trailer at Fiberglass Rd.
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The XML sitemap is generated
From the same route registry that drives the menu, this page and the footer. Adding a page updates all four automatically.
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Answer-first structure
Long pages open with a short answer so both readers and answer engines can extract the point without reading two thousand words.
Start at the size chart or the price bands.
Those two pages answer most first visits. Everything else is here when you need it.