Cardboard Elba A4 Green 250 g/m² 200 sheets

Elba A4 Green cardboard, 250 g/m² weight, 200 sheets per pack. These medium-thick A4 sheets combine rigidity and workability: they keep their shape for folders, covers and display panels while remaining easy to cut, fold and glue for arts, school projects and office applications. The matte green surface provides a consistent, professional appearance for presentations and printed inserts, and the standard A4 size fits common printers and cutters used in offices and print shops.

Advantages

The 250 g/m² weight ensures good dimensional stability without excessive bulk, making the sheets suitable for both structural and decorative uses. A uniform green tone across the pack supports colour-coordinated projects and presentations. Compatibility with standard cutting, folding and adhesive techniques allows rapid preparation of documents, models and craft items. The pack of 200 sheets offers a reliable supply for recurring tasks while remaining compact to store.

Suitable for

• Presentation covers and report folders
• School crafts and classroom projects
• Printable inserts and offset printing tests
• Paper models, greeting cards and decorations
• Office signage and temporary display panels

Key specifications

• Format: A4 (210 × 297 mm)
• Weight: 250 g/m²
• Colour: green (matte finish)
• Quantity: 200 sheets per pack
• Sheet type: medium-thick cardboard suitable for cutting, folding and gluing

How to use

Select the required number of sheets and trim to size with a straight trimmer or craft knife on a suitable cutting mat for clean edges. Score fold lines lightly before folding to reduce cracking. Use PVA glue or double-sided tape for permanent joins; tacky glue or spray adhesive can be used for larger surfaces. Test a single sheet in your printer or offset press to confirm feed and ink adhesion before running multiple sheets. For layered or structural work, reinforce joins with internal tabs or an additional backing sheet.

Usage recommendations

Store sheets flat in a dry environment to avoid warping; allow printed sheets to dry completely before stacking. For precise folds and cuts, keep blades sharp and score along the bend line. When using with inkjet printers, check compatibility and perform a test print to prevent smudging.