Flipchart Paper Block SMLT P-TR20 59.4 x 84 cm, 20 sheets

SMLT P-TR20 flipchart paper block includes 20 sheets measuring 59.4 x 84 cm, designed for use with standard flipchart easels. Each sheet provides a large, smooth writable surface suitable for water-based markers and felt-tip pens, supporting clear handwriting and visible presentation of ideas during meetings, training sessions and classroom activities. The sheets are bound along the top edge to enable simple page turning and controlled tearing without damaging the remaining pad.

Advantages

The flipchart block offers a consistent paper size that fits most flipchart frames and easels, ensuring a reliable visual area for presenters. Sheets are easy to flip and tear off cleanly, allowing pages to be removed and displayed or stored. The surface minimizes ink bleed-through with common marker types, while the large format gives ample space for diagrams, mind maps and step-by-step demonstrations. The pad’s construction supports repeated use during collaborative sessions.

Suitable for

• Business meetings and presentations
• Workshops, training and seminars
• Classroom teaching and student group work
• Brainstorming and idea mapping
• Project planning and visual facilitation

Key specifications

• Sheet size: 59.4 x 84 cm
• Number of sheets: 20 per block
• Paper type: flipchart paper suitable for water-based markers
• Binding: top-bound pad for easy page turning and tearing
• Surface: smooth writable finish with reduced bleed-through

How to use

Place the SMLT P-TR20 block on a compatible flipchart easel or use it as loose sheets on a wall or board. Write on the paper with water-based markers or felt-tip pens, keeping strokes even to maintain legibility. To remove a sheet, fold along the bound edge if necessary and tear off smoothly at the top binding to avoid tearing the next sheets. Collected pages can be hung, pinned or stored flat for later reference.

Usage recommendations

For the best results use water-based, low-bleed markers and allow fresh ink to dry briefly before stacking or storing sheets. Store the block flat in a dry environment to prevent curling or moisture damage. When presenting, pre-prepare headings or templates in light marker to structure content and improve readability for the audience.