Packaging dimensions are always given in the sequence length (L), width (W), height (H). For the length, we always state the longer side, while for the width, we state the shorter side located next to the surface where the packaging opens. The height of the packaging is the length of the side located between the surface where the box opens and its opposite surface.
We state the internal dimensions of the packaging, as they are important for the fit of the product being packed. External dimensions may vary due to different cardboard thicknesses, and they are crucial for transport purposes and pallet configurations.
