DKD Home Decor double-sided kraft cardboard sheets, 300 g/m², 24×34 cm, pack of 5 in assorted colors, offer a robust neutral surface for a wide range of craft and model-making projects. Each sheet has a uniform thickness and two usable sides, providing a reliable base for cutting, folding, gluing and drawing. The medium-heavy weight of 300 g/m² ensures stiffness while remaining workable with standard craft tools and light adhesives.
Advantages
The double-sided finish allows for use of either face without visible backing differences, reducing waste and simplifying color-matching. With a 300 g/m² weight, these sheets provide stable support for precise cutting and folding and resist warping under typical craft glues and pens. The 24×34 cm format is convenient for card making, prototypes and smaller packaging mockups, and the pack of five assorted colors gives immediate options for layered designs and contrast work.
Suitable for
- Scrapbooking and card making
- Model making and architectural mockups
- Packaging prototypes and dieline testing
- Cutting, folding and paper sculpture
- Drawing with pencils, pens and light inks
Key specifications
- Material: kraft cardboard, double-sided finish
- Weight: 300 g/m² for medium-heavy stiffness
- Sheet size: 24 × 34 cm
- Quantity: pack of 5 sheets
- Colors: assorted (multiple shades included in the pack)
- Surface compatibility: suitable for pencils, pens and light adhesives
How to use
Use the sheets as a base for cutting templates, folded constructions or glued assemblies. Mark your cutting lines with a pencil and score fold lines lightly before folding to achieve clean edges. Apply light, even layers of glue appropriate for paper and cardboard; allow drying time on flat surfaces to prevent warping. For drawing and ink work, test pens or markers on a corner to confirm bleed and adhesion before proceeding to the main surface.
Usage recommendations
Store the sheets flat in a dry environment to maintain flatness and prevent moisture absorption. For precision work, use a metal ruler and a sharp craft blade; when using stronger adhesives or wet media, support the workpiece on a cutting mat or protective board to avoid transfer to underlying surfaces.
