Cardboard sheets Elba A4 250 g/m² 200 sheets

Elba A4 cardboard sheets, 250 g/m², pack of 200 sheets offer a stiff and reliable substrate for a variety of office and craft tasks. These A4-format sheets are made from medium-weight cardboard that balances rigidity and printability, making them suitable for single- and double-sided printing, cutting, folding and mounting. The neutral surface accepts toner and ink-based prints with good image clarity and holds its shape for displays, covers, cards and presentation materials.

Advantages

The 250 g/m² weight provides firm support without excessive thickness, allowing compatibility with many office printers and cutters that accept heavier media. A pack of 200 sheets reduces the need for frequent reordering and ensures a consistent supply for projects. The uniform A4 size and flat finish simplify handling, trimming and assembly, while the cardboard’s stiffness improves durability of posters, signs, folders and craft items.

Suitable for

• Printed flyers, menus and posters in A4 format
• Presentation covers, report binders and document backing
• Greeting cards, invitations and handmade stationery
• Cutting templates, die-cut projects and paper models
• Mounting photos, samples and small displays

Key specifications

• Format: A4 (210 × 297 mm)
• Weight: 250 g/m²
• Quantity: 200 sheets per pack
• Material: cardboard with a flat printable surface
• Compatibility: suitable for most office printers and cutters that accept 250 g/m² media

How to use

Check your printer or cutter manual to confirm support for 250 g/m² media and set the paper type or media weight accordingly before printing. Feed sheets one at a time if your device recommends heavy stock feeding to reduce jams. After printing, allow ink or toner to dry, then trim or score if folding is required. For mounting or display use, attach sheets to frames or backing boards with appropriate adhesives or fasteners and avoid excessive moisture to preserve stiffness.

Usage recommendations

Store the pack flat in a dry, cool place to prevent warping and maintain consistent print results. When cutting or scoring, use a sharp blade and a straight edge to achieve clean edges. For double-sided printing, test a single sheet first to confirm printer settings and ink absorption.