Cardboard sheet pack Elba A4 250 g/m² Gray — 200 sheets

Pack of 200 A4 gray cardboard sheets from Elba, 250 g/m². These rigid sheets provide a firm, durable surface suitable for crafting, presentations, mock-ups and office or school projects. The neutral gray tone offers a versatile background for printing, drawing and assembling cards, folders or displays while the 250 g/m² weight ensures stability without excessive bulk.

Advantages

High stiffness at 250 g/m² gives reliable support for folded or glued structures and reduces warping when used with adhesives or light-weight mounting. The uniform gray color produces consistent visual results for prints, cutouts and overlays. Supplied in a pack of 200 sheets, it enables multiple projects or larger runs without frequent restocking. The A4 format is compatible with many desktop cutters and guillotines, and the sheet format is suitable for manual crafting as well as light digital finishing.

Suitable for

• Handmade cards and invitations
• Presentation covers and document folders
• School projects, mock-ups and prototypes
• Mounting photos and prints for displays
• Die-cutting, scoring and light embossing

Key specifications

• Format: A4 (210 × 297 mm)
• Paper weight: 250 g/m²
• Color: gray
• Quantity: 200 sheets per pack
• Finish: uncoated, suitable for pencil, pen, ink and light-toner printing

How to use

Cut to size with a guillotine or craft knife, score before folding to maintain clean edges and avoid cracking. For gluing, use PVA or double-sided adhesive tape to ensure secure joints; allow drying time when liquid adhesives are applied. When printing, check your printer’s manual for recommended media weight and feed sheets individually or in small stacks to avoid jams. For die-cutting or embossing, use settings appropriate for 250 g/m² stock and test on a single sheet before processing multiple sheets.

Usage recommendations

Store flat in a dry environment away from direct sunlight to preserve color and prevent moisture-related warping. Handle edges carefully to avoid scuffs; when printing, perform a feed test to confirm compatibility with your device.