Flipchart pad INTERDRUK A1 smooth paper, 20 sheets

INTERDRUK flipchart pad A1 smooth paper, 20 sheets is a large-format writing pad designed for flipchart easels used in meetings, training sessions, workshops and classrooms. Each sheet is full A1 size, providing ample space for sketches, diagrams, notes and group brainstorming. The smooth paper surface is intended to work well with standard water-based and permanent marker pens while minimizing ink bleed and feathering, and the pad is perforated for easy sheet removal and display.

Advantages

The smooth paper surface delivers consistent marker flow and clear lines, making diagrams and handwriting easy to read from a distance. With 20 full A1 sheets, the pad offers multiple large canvases for extended sessions without frequent replacements. Perforated edges allow clean separation of sheets for display or distribution, and a standard A1 format fits most flipchart easels and wall-mount frames.

Suitable for

• Presentations and meetings on flipchart easels
• Workshops, trainings and educational settings
• Brainstorming and group planning sessions
• Sketching large diagrams, flowcharts and mind maps

Key specifications

• Format: A1 full sheet size
• Paper surface: smooth finish suitable for marker pens
• Sheet quantity: 20 sheets per pad
• Perforation: tear-off perforation for easy removal
• Compatibility: fits standard A1 flipchart easels and holders

How to use

Place the pad on a compatible flipchart easel or wall-mounted frame and secure the top edge before writing. Use suitable marker pens designed for flipchart paper and write with moderate pressure to reduce the risk of show-through. To present or distribute a sheet, separate along the perforation and hang or fix the sheet to a wall or display board using tape or pins. Store the pad flat or upright in a dry place to keep sheets smooth and prevent moisture damage.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use water-based or low-bleed flipchart markers and allow ink to dry briefly before stacking removed sheets. Avoid heavy marker saturation in one spot to reduce bleed-through; when presenting under strong lighting, place completed sheets slightly angled to avoid glare.