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Add 2" to the first two dimensions (10 plus 2) x 10 plus 2 x 14), and 1/2 of the second number (10 divided by 2 = 5) added to the last dimension (5 plus14 = 19). Add 10" (10 plus 9 = 29) for fold over or tie off the bag. The bag size needed for this box size to tied off the bag is 12" x 12" x 29".
Another way is to use a flexible measuring tape and measure all around the box, divide that number in half and add two inches... this is your width. (10+10+10+10= 40 divided by 2 = 20 plus 4"=24). For the length, measure half way across the narrow side of the box bottom (5"). Plus the height of the box (5 plus 14") for
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Another way is to use a flexible measuring tape and measure all around the box, divide that number in half and add two inches... this is your width. (10+10+10+10= 40 divided by 2 = 20 plus 4"=24). For the length, measure half way across the narrow side of the box bottom (5"). Plus the height of the box (5 plus 14") fo
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Another way is to use a flexible measuring tape and measure all around the box, divide that number in half and add two inches... this is your width. (10+10+10+10= 40 divided by 2 = 20 plus 4"=24). For the length, measure half way across the narrow side of the box bottom (5"). Plus the height of the box (5 plus 14") fo
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Either way you figure it, you will be safe using the formulas above to provide your customer with a bag suitable for their box!
Round Container 1) To determine circumference of the bag, multiply the the diameter of the container by 3.14. Divide that total by 2 to get the flat width you need for your ba
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