Heavy Weight Construction Paper

[Steel] Very pleased with the construction of this product. Built heavy enough for most paper or fabric Backdrops.

[1.585 lb] This smooth, heavy-weight paper takes colors really well. Great value for the money.

[2" / 5 cm] My favorite thing is that the paper is light sensitive on both sides of the paper. Nice, heavy weight paper, too.

[Alpha Cellulose] Very nice heavy weight paper that is like fiber base silver prints.

[210 gsm / 55 lb] This paper is really good for general signmaking. I use it primarily for tradeshow and retail POP. I like the heavy weight which helps make the prints more durable.

[99%] I had previously used papers with inferior weight and was primarily inclined towards this paper because of its heavy weight. Well, it turns out that this paper has so much more to offer than just it's heavy weight. I love the pearl satin finish it offers and the Dmax and color gamut are very impressive on my Epson 6000. 17x24 prints are easy to handle because of the heavy weight.

[400 gsm] I had previously used papers with inferior weight and was primarily inclined towards this paper because of its heavy weight. Well, it turns out that this paper has so much more to offer than just it's heavy weight. I love the pearl satin finish it offers and the Dmax and color gamut are very impressive on my Epson 6000. 24x36 prints are easy to handle because of the heavy weight.

[Tan Tan/Beige] Heavy weight paper; use it to print digital & scanned B&W negatives on a Canon Pixma Pro 10 printer; nice surface & nice tonal range. Packaged extremely well in typical German fashion.

[0.35 lb] This paper is excellent. It's heavy weight and easy to use. I've recommended it to a few friends and just came back to purchase it again after finally finishing the first pack.

[Luster] For larger prints the heavy 12 mil weight and flat, even laying make mounting a beautiful finished product easier than any other paper I've tried. The gloss is superb, excellent shadow detail and highlights are easy to hold,and images print sharp on my Epson P9000. It should be on a 3 roll. 2 inches is too tight to roll a heavyweight glossy paper like this!