Fellowes Cardboard Sheets LAMCOCH400BL A4 250 g/m² White — archival and craft board

Fellowes Cardboard Sheets LAMCOCH400BL are A4-size white boards with a weight of 250 g/m². They provide a sturdy, acid-free backing and protective layer for documents, photos and craft projects. One side features a glossy coloured finish while the reverse side is white and matte. The pack contains 100 sheets and is suitable for archival separation, presentation and general office use.

Advantages

These A4 cardboard sheets combine a firm 250 g/m² thickness with an acid-free composition to improve durability and long-term preservation of paper materials. The contrasting glossy and matte sides allow flexible use for display or conservation; the white matte side offers a neutral background while the glossy side gives a polished look. Sheets are cut to standard A4 size for easy handling and compatibility with folders, frames and ring-bindings.

Suitable for

• Document backing and mounting
• Archival separators and conservation work
• Photo presentation and framing support
• Crafts, scrapbooking and card-making
• Office filing and presentation inserts

Key specifications

• Brand: Fellowes
• Model / MPN: LAMCOCH400BL
• Size: A4 (210 × 297 mm)
• Weight: 250 g/m²
• Colour: white (one side glossy coloured finish, reverse white matte)
• Acidity: acid-free
• Quantity: 100 sheets per pack
• EAN: 8595188001007

How to use

Select a sheet of the required side for your purpose — use the glossy side for presentation and the matte white side for conservation or neutral backing. Cut to size if needed using a craft knife or guillotine, then place behind documents, photos or artwork as a backing or separator. For ring-bound displays, insert sheets into the binder or combine with a transparent front film for a finished cover. Handle sheets on a clean, flat surface to avoid smudges and ensure straight edges when trimming.

Usage recommendations

Store packs flat in a dry, cool environment away from direct sunlight to preserve colour and prevent warping. For archival purposes, use acid-free adhesives and archival sleeves together with these boards to maximize long-term protection.