Cardboard Elba A4 320 g/m² Red — 200 sheets (90461 RO)

Elba A4 cardboard in red is a pack of 200 sheets of 320 g/m² A4-format board designed for projects that require sturdy, stable coloured cardstock. The material offers strong opacity and good shape retention, making it suitable for cutting, folding and gluing without excessive warping. The red colour provides consistent coverage across sheets and is intended for use in offices, schools, print shops and at-home crafting.

Advantages

This 320 g/m² cardboard delivers increased stiffness compared with standard paper, enabling crisp folds and precise edges. The thicker fibres reduce show-through and improve durability for items that need to withstand handling. Supplied in a pack of 200 A4 sheets, it provides a high quantity for repetitive tasks and large projects, while the uniform surface supports printing, stamping and adhesive application.

Suitable for

• Brochures, folders and presentation covers
• School and classroom craft projects
• Posters, signs and point-of-sale displays
• Die-cutting, card-making and paper models
• Mounting prints and protecting documents

Key specifications

• Format: A4 (210 × 297 mm)
• Weight: 320 g/m² (heavy-weight cardstock)
• Quantity: 200 sheets per pack
• Colour: red (solid, consistent tone)
• Surface: smooth, suitable for printing and adhesive application

How to use

Handle sheets on a flat, clean surface to avoid creasing. For cutting and trimming, use a sharp blade or guillotine to achieve straight edges. When folding, score along the intended fold line first to obtain a clean, precise bend. Use appropriate adhesives for heavy-weight board — PVA or double-sided tape is recommended for permanent joins. If feeding through printers, verify printer support for 320 g/m² stock and adjust the paper feed and settings as needed.

Usage recommendations

Store unused sheets flat in a dry environment to prevent moisture absorption and warping. Test ink adhesion and printer compatibility on a single sheet before large print runs. For sharp folds on finished items, consider a bone folder or similar tool and allow adhesives to dry fully before handling.