What We Supply

Paper and paperboard, in the grade your job needs.

Every printer, publisher, and packaging converter needs something slightly different. Here's what we stock, grouped the way the industry groups it — and explained plainly, so you know exactly what to ask for even if you've never ordered paper before.

New to paper grades? Tell us what you're making — a book, a certificate, a carton, a label — and we'll tell you which grade fits. You don't need to know the jargon; that's our job.

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01 — For Books, Stationery & General Print

Writing & Printing Papers

The everyday papers behind most books, notebooks, and commercial print jobs — chosen for how they read, feel, and take ink, rather than for any special property.

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If you're printing a book, a notebook, or general commercial material and just need a reliable, good-looking page, this is the category to start in.

Cream Wove

An off-white, smooth-finish paper that's easier on the eyes than bright white — the standard choice for books and novels, and for any long read where eye strain matters.

Maplitho

A smooth, uncoated paper made for offset printing — the workhorse behind textbooks and general commercial printing where clean, consistent results matter most.

Super Printing

A higher-brightness, better-finish paper for jobs that need to look a step above standard printing — brochures and booklets where presentation counts.

02 — For Specific, Technical Jobs

Special Grade Papers

Papers built to do one job very well — whether that's staying thin, resisting grease, or standing up to years of handling.

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If your requirement is unusual — very thin, very strong, food-safe, or built to last for decades — it's likely a special grade rather than a standard printing paper.

Bible Printing Paper

An extremely thin, lightweight, opaque paper — built so hundreds of pages stay slim and light, without text showing through from the other side.

Tissue Paper

A very thin, lightweight paper used for wrapping, padding, and interleaving — protecting delicate items or finishing off packaging.

Grease Proof Paper

Treated to resist oil and moisture — used for food packaging and wrapping where the paper needs to hold up without turning soggy.

Ledger Paper

A strong, durable paper made to be written on and handled repeatedly without tearing — traditionally used for account books and records meant to last.

Parchment Paper

A translucent, moisture-resistant paper with a premium feel — often used for certificates, legal documents, and food-contact applications.

Bond Paper

A crisp, durable paper for letterheads, official documents, and stationery — takes ink cleanly and holds up well over time.

03 — For Sharp, High-Quality Print

Coated Paper & Boards

Papers and boards finished with a coating for a smoother surface — used whenever colour, photographs, or a glossy finish need to look their sharpest.

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If your job involves photographs, bright colour, or needs to look premium on a shelf, a coated grade will usually outperform an uncoated one.

Art Paper

Coated for a smooth, glossy or matte finish — used when photographs and colour images need to print sharp and vibrant, as in brochures and magazines.

Chromo Paper

Coated on one side only for a bright, smooth printable surface — commonly used for labels and stickers, where the other side is glued down.

Art Board

A thicker, coated board version of art paper — the same sharp print quality, with more rigidity for cartons, tags, and covers.

Club Card

A dense board with a smooth, hard surface — used for playing cards, tags, and anything where stiffness and a firm feel matter.

04 — For Cartons & Rigid Packaging

Packaging Boards

The thicker boards behind folding cartons, tags, and rigid packaging — our other flagship line alongside SBS and FBB.

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If you're packaging a product — a carton, a box, a rigid tag — this is the category you need, and the one grade below usually comes down to budget and finish.

FBB (Folding Box Board)

A lightweight, foldable board engineered for clean crease lines — the standard for folding cartons in pharma, cosmetics, and FMCG packaging.

SBS (Solid Bleached Board)

A bright white board with a smooth printable surface — used where packaging or print needs to look premium, such as book covers and high-end cartons.

FBS Uncoated

A folding board similar to FBB but without the coated surface — a more economical option when a high-gloss finish isn't the priority.

Ivory Board

A thick, smooth, bright white board often used for premium tags, invitation cards, and packaging that needs a rigid, high-quality feel.

Duplex Board

A two-layer board — typically white on one side and grey on the other — used for cartons where cost matters more than both sides looking premium.

05 — For Wrapping & Rugged Packaging

Craft Paper

A strong, natural brown paper known for its durability — used for wrapping, bags, and packaging where strength matters more than appearance.

Craft Paper Natural brown craft paper products

If your priority is strength and cost rather than a printed finish — wrapping, bags, or protective packaging — craft paper is usually the right call.

06 — For Offices & Everyday Printing

Copier Paper

The everyday paper for printers, copiers, and office use — reliable, consistent, and made to run smoothly through any machine.

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If it's for a printer, a photocopier, or day-to-day office use, this is the straightforward, no-surprises option.

Still Not Sure?

Tell us the job. We'll tell you the grade.

Most people who write to us aren't sure exactly which paper or board they need — and that's fine. Describe what you're making and we'll match it to the right product.

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