Packing paper is the ideal material for wrapping fragile items before a move or shipment - glasses, crockery, ornaments, picture frames and anything else that needs a protective layer between it and the inside of a box.
Ideal for: wrapping glasses, crockery, ornaments and fragile items; lining boxes; void fill.
Specifications:
- Size: 500mm x 750mm per sheet
- Quantity: 100 sheets
- Colour: Off-white (unbleached newsprint)
Packing paper provides superior protection from scratches, chips, and shocks, so your belongings stay in perfect condition during transport.
Protect crockery, china, ornaments and general household breakables from damage.
Unlike old newspapers, this paper has never been printed on, so there's no ink to rub off onto your belongings.
Made from newsprint — the same paper used in newspaper printing — it's an eco-friendly choice. The sheets are offcuts from the newspaper printing process that would otherwise go to waste, and the paper itself is manufactured without chemical bleaching processes, making it naturally biodegradable and recyclable.
This pack of 100 sheets pack gives you a bit more to work with than the 50-sheet pack - ideal for a couple of boxes of fragile items, a small move, or packing up belongings going into storage or being shipped abroad. If you find you need even more Packing Paper, you can also get a full ream (500 sheets).
Packing Paper has to be the ultimate in recycled and eco-friendly packaging. It was invented in 1844 by John Fenerty in Canada as a low-cost but strong paper that newspaper printers could use. It is naturally not the "bright white" that you would see with, for example, office printing paper, as it is manufactured without any chemical processes ... which means it's eco-friendly.
And to make it even more eco-friendly ... during the printing of newspapers, when the paper is cut down to "newspaper sizes" rather than being disposed of as waste, the offcuts are used as Packing Paper for the moving house industry!
