Collection: Paper

When choosing your Neuland paper, there are a number of criteria that may be important to you. And it actually starts with the weight: for large formats, such as flipcharts and pinboards, we use a relatively light but durable paper weighing 80g/sqm, which is easy to hang up and is not pulled down by its own weight. For our sketchbooks and booklets, we like to use something a little stronger: 130 gsm paper is easier to turn the pages, and above all, it can withstand erasing, corrections, and heavy application of color. Speaking of color: Neuland papers come in white, natural beige, soft gray, and even black, some with delicate lines. And if you like things colorful, the small Neuland notepad comes in six vibrant colors. Even this is made from environmentally friendly recycled paper, like most of the papers in our range.

Not a single tree is felled for recycled paper, as it is made from waste paper. This also means that significantly less water and energy are consumed and wastewater pollution is considerably reduced. This is especially true when chlorine, halogenated bleaching agents, and complexing agents, which are difficult to biodegrade, are not used in the manufacturing process. You can recognize Neuland recycled paper by the Blue Angel label. You won't notice any difference in everyday use, even after long periods of storage, but you will always know that you are doing something for the environment.

Flipcharts and pinboards are usually available in standard sizes. Our 116 x 140 cm sheets and pads are the perfect fit for this format. If you need something larger, why not try one of our rolls? These offer plenty of space to work with, ranging from 25 m x 50 cm for the Neuland GraphicWally to a huge 25 m x 120 cm for large walls. But Neuland's small formats also offer you plenty of choice: These range from the classic DIN A4 format for writing and note-taking to the almost square sketchbook formats with a width of 21 cm to the small, colorful notepad in 7 x 13 cm, which is also great for posts on the pinboard.