Drawing Pad A4 20 Sheets 80 g/m² Unipap Kuromi (pack of 10)

Unipap Kuromi Drawing Pad A4 contains 20 sheets of 80 g/m² paper per pad and is supplied as a pack of 10. Each pad is staple-bound along the top edge to allow easy flipping of pages. The medium-weight sheets are intended for sketching, pencil, pen and light marker use; the A4 format fits standard folders and workspaces, making this pack suitable for classroom, office or home creative activities.

Advantages

The paper weight of 80 g/m² offers a balance between opacity and flexibility, reducing show-through while remaining suitable for dry media and light wet techniques. Top stapling secures the sheets while enabling neat removal when required. Sold in a pack of 10, the pads provide a cost-effective supply for projects, courses and group activities. The standardized A4 size and neutral surface texture support consistent line work and shading with pencils and pens.

Suitable for

• Sketching and preliminary drawings with pencil
• Pen and ink line work
• Light marker sketches and study pages
• School assignments, workshops and art courses
• Office concept sketches and quick drafts

Key specifications

• Format: A4 (210 × 297 mm)
• Sheets per pad: 20
• Paper weight: 80 g/m²
• Binding: Top staple-bound
• Surface: smooth, suitable for dry media and light markers
• Pack quantity: 10 pads

How to use

Open the pad from the top staple binding and flip sheets forward as you work. Use dry media such as graphite pencils, charcoal sticks or ballpoint pens directly on the sheets. For marker use, test the marker on a corner sheet first to check for bleed-through; choose lighter marker applications to avoid excessive penetration. Remove individual sheets by sliding them gently out from under the staple if a clean edge is required, or cut along the staple line with a craft knife for precise removal.

Usage recommendations

Store the pads flat in a dry environment to prevent warping. When using ink or markers, place a protective sheet beneath the working page to protect subsequent sheets. For archival or final artwork, transfer work to heavier or coated paper; use these pads primarily for studies, drafts and classroom exercises.