Cardstock paper Oxford A3 160 g/m² red, pack of 25 sheets

Oxford A3 cardstock paper in red is a pack of 25 sheets with a weight of 160 g/m². Each sheet is A3 size, offering increased stiffness and opacity compared to standard office paper. The cardstock is intended for projects that require heavier, more durable paper such as posters, promotional materials, craft projects and school assignments. Its surface is compatible with many printing and manual finishing techniques, providing stable results for both single- and multi-layer applications.

Advantages

The 160 g/m² weight provides good rigidity while remaining easy to cut, fold and glue. A3 format allows for larger layouts and reduces the need to join multiple sheets. The red color is consistent across the pack for uniform visual results. Sheets are suitable for common office and craft printers and for manual techniques like die-cutting, scoring and lamination when appropriate.

Suitable for

• School projects and presentations
• Posters and signage
• Handmade cards and invitations
• Model making and mounting
• Office displays and point-of-sale materials

Key specifications

• Format: A3 (297 x 420 mm)
• Weight: 160 g/m²
• Color: red
• Quantity: 25 sheets per pack
• Finish: smooth, suitable for printing and manual finishing

How to use

Use Oxford A3 cardstock directly in compatible printers that accept 160 g/m² sheets and A3 dimensions, following your printer's instructions for heavyweight media. For manual work, cut, score or fold with appropriate tools to avoid cracking at fold lines. When gluing, choose adhesive types recommended for cardstock—such as PVA glue, double-sided tape or spray adhesive—to ensure a secure bond. If laminating or applying varnish, test on a single sheet first to check compatibility and drying behavior.

Usage recommendations

Store the pack flat in a dry environment away from direct sunlight to prevent warping or color fading. When feeding into printers, separate sheets before loading to reduce the risk of jams. For best results in displays or projects exposed to handling, consider reinforcing edges or mounting onto a stiffer backing.