Flipchart Pad NOBO A1 Plain 40 Sheets — 34631165

NOBO Flipchart Pad A1 Plain with 40 sheets provides large-format, unruled paper for presentations, workshops and brainstorming sessions. The A1-sized sheets offer ample space for diagrams, charts and freehand sketches. Sheets are specially coated to reduce ink bleed-through and feature a perforated top edge for quick, clean removal. The pad is compatible with most flipchart easels and wall mounts, making it suitable for meeting rooms, classrooms and creative spaces where clear, visible visuals are required.

Advantages

The pad contains 40 plain, thick sheets that are treated to minimise marker ink penetration, helping to protect subsequent pages. The perforated edge allows fast tearing without ragged edges, while the A1 format gives plenty of space for group work and detailed illustrations. The plain, unruled surface supports freehand drawing and flexible layout, and the paper weight and coating ensure good contrast and legibility for felt-tip markers.

Suitable for

• Team brainstorming and idea mapping
• Training sessions and classroom teaching
• Presentations and visual planning
• Workshops, design sprints and creative sketching
• Wall-mounted noticeboards and flipchart easels

Key specifications

• Format: A1 (large-format paper ideal for group viewing)
• Number of sheets: 40 plain, unruled sheets
• Surface: specially coated to reduce ink bleed-through
• Edge finish: perforated top edge for easy tear-off
• Compatibility: suitable for standard flipchart easels and wall mounts

How to use

Attach the pad to a compatible flipchart easel or mount it on a wall hook. Use felt-tip markers or flipchart markers to write or draw directly on the plain sheets. When a sheet is no longer needed, tear it away cleanly along the perforation and replace with the next sheet. Store remaining pads flat or upright in a dry place to preserve paper condition.

Usage recommendations

For best results use flipchart markers designed for coated paper, allow ink to dry briefly before flipping to the next sheet, and avoid heavy pressure that can damage the surface. Keep spare pads on hand for extended workshops or recurring meetings.