Roof box dieline
Free roof box dieline template: a house-shaped gift box with a gable top that opens along a tear strip, and a glued or 1-2-3 bottom. Enter the sizes and the board; get a print-ready PDF with cut, crease and perforation lines.
About this dieline
About this dieline
A roof box is a gift box shaped like a little house: four walls under a pitched roof whose ends fold in, as on a milk carton. A flap from the front roof laps over the ridge and is glued down, and a tear strip across it opens the box. It is one sheet of board glued down the side. People use it for cookies, sweets, small bakery treats and party favours.
Enter the length, width and height and the board, and download a print-ready PDF with cut, crease and perforation lines. The roof follows the box: as tall as the box is wide, or a third of the height on a low box. The bottom is glued by default, flat and strong; switch it to a 1-2-3 bottom that locks without glue and your sizes stay.
How do I open it?
Pull the small tab at the end of the strip on the ridge flap and tear along the two perforated lines. The flap splits, the roof opens, and the rest stays glued.
Where does it need glue?
Down the side seam, and the ridge flap onto the back roof. With the glued bottom its two big flaps glue over each other; the 1-2-3 bottom needs none.
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