Paper, successor to slate and still as popular

Paper the successor to slate and still around.
Joking aside there is a paper type available for virtually every need and occasion. From plain 80gm paper for everyday printing to textured speciality paper. In-between there is matte, gloss, satin gloss, resin gloss the choice is huge. Our paper range mainly focus's on the more traditional photo use.

Typical uses: ideal for taking sandwich orders at lunchtime, drawing maps (odd when you consider the amount of online maps available), scattered around the living room floor at home when the kids are being creative, oh and printing on too.

Matte Paper

Matte paper much like paint, has a flat appearance. Its flat appearance is ideal for producing crisp clear text documents for manuals or presentations. It also lends itself quite well to making a dramatic landscape look more dramatic.

Gloss Paper

Gloss paper much like paint, has a shiny glossy appearance. Traditionally used for printing photographs on, but as a customer has said they also enhance the look, feel and presentation of manuals and brochures.

Speciality Paper

Speciality papers fill in the rest of the photo paper range. They tend to have unique features such as a canvas look and feel to them, or they have a satin feel somewhere in between gloss & matte, or have a resin coating which gives them strength and durability.