Tru-Ray Heavyweight Construction Paper: Durable, fade-resistant sulphite for lasting craft projects

Heavyweight, acid-free sheets that fold, curl and hold color through classroom use.

Product Overview:

If you spend time in a classroom or maker space, you know cheap paper quits on you. Tru-Ray Heavyweight Construction Paper bridges that gap with sturdier sheets that handle scoring, folding and curling without cracking. Made from vat-dyed sulphite with longer, stronger fibers, it keeps color true under bright lights and repeated handling. Teachers use it for bulletin boards and layered displays; parents for cards, dioramas and messy afternoons. It's recyclable, acid-free and half of the content comes from recycled sources, so projects look good and feel sensible. Picture a sweep of rich blue on the wall that stays vivid through parent night and beyond.

Key Features:

• Acid-free: Keeps colors vivid without yellowing, so student work and gallery pieces last longer than usual.
• Fade Resistant: Superior vat-dyed fibers hold color under bright classroom lights and slow sun fade for prolonged vibrancy.
• Tear Resistant: The heavier stock takes scoring, folding and curling without splitting, so messy hands don't ruin projects.
• Crack Resistant: Long, stronger fibers keep edges smooth when you fold or shape pieces for three-dimensional displays.
• Heavyweight: At a sturdier feel, it resists warping and feeds easily through most classroom cutters and trimmers.

Quick Specs:

• Brand: Tru-Ray
• Manufacturer: Dixon Ticonderoga Company
• Item#: PAC-103054
• Color: Blue
• Dimensions: 18" x 12"
• Material/Finish: Sulphite
• Format/Type: Construction Paper
• Quantity/Pack: 50 / Pack
• Compatibility/Use: Art, Craft
• Recycled: Yes
• Recycled Content: 50%
• Country of Origin: United States

Picture your bulletin board full of lasting color and sturdy shapes, feel the thicker stock in your hands, then reach out to get a sample or order a pack today-shall we?

Acid-free and recyclable; store flat and avoid prolonged direct sunlight.