Decorative paper ARGO Galeria Papieru Atlanta white A4 230 g/m² 20 sheets

ARGO Galeria Papieru Atlanta white A4 decorative paper, 230 g/m², pack of 20 sheets provides a heavier, textured alternative to standard copy paper. Designed for creative and presentation uses, this paper offers a firm surface suitable for inks, pens and a variety of embellishments. The A4 format allows easy integration with standard office workflows, manual cutting and folding for cards, folders and small craft projects.

Advantages

The 230 g/m² weight delivers stiffness and durability while remaining workable for handcraft techniques. The white tone gives a neutral background that enhances printed or hand-applied colors and details. Sheets are sized to A4 for compatibility with common printers and cutters, and the pack of 20 provides a balance between quantity and storage convenience. The textured surface increases adhesion for glue and layered decorations and resists light buckling from most inks and markers when used correctly.

Suitable for

• Cardmaking and greeting cards
• Scrapbooking pages and inserts
• Printed presentations, covers and certificates
• Paper crafting, folding and small boxes
• Manual cutting, stamping and embossing

Key specifications

• Format: A4 (210 × 297 mm)
• Weight: 230 g/m²
• Color: white
• Finish: decorative/textured surface suitable for embellishments
• Sheets per pack: 20

How to use

Use individual sheets for printing or hand-decoration. When using a printer, check compatibility with heavier paper and perform a single-sheet feed to avoid jams. For cutting and folding, score fold lines before creasing to achieve clean edges. Apply glue sparingly and allow sufficient drying time to prevent warping. For layered designs, use adhesive tapes or foam pads to maintain shape and depth without compressing the paper surface.

Usage recommendations

Store sheets flat in a dry environment to preserve texture and prevent moisture-related deformation. When printing, select a heavy-paper or card stock setting and feed sheets one at a time. Test inks and adhesives on a spare sheet before applying to final projects to confirm adhesion, drying time and color appearance.