Pacon PAC8007 Construction Paper 12x18 Inches 50 Pack

Product Description

The PACON PAC8007 is a heavyweight groundwood construction paper designed for arts, crafts, and school project use. Each sheet measures 12 inches by 18 inches and features a smooth texture that cuts cleanly and folds without cracking. The consistent, bright color throughout each sheet makes it a reliable choice for classroom instruction, creative assignments, and hands-on craft work. This paper is made from recyclable groundwood material and comes in packs of 50 sheets. It is commonly stocked by school supply distributors and purchased in quantity by educators and craft program coordinators.

The PAC8007 is suited for elementary and secondary classroom environments, art rooms, and after-school program settings. The 12-by-18-inch sheet size provides a larger working surface than standard letter-size construction paper, making it practical for poster work, folded projects, and multi-element craft layouts. The heavyweight stock holds up to glue, paint, and cutting tools without tearing prematurely. Each pack contains 50 sheets, making it easy to distribute materials across a class or group session.

Key Features

• Heavyweight groundwood paper resists tearing during cutting and folding
• 12-inch by 18-inch sheet size offers a larger working surface than standard formats
• Smooth texture accepts paint, markers, and adhesives evenly
• Bright, consistent color throughout each sheet
• Recyclable material supports sustainability requirements in school procurement
• Pack of 50 sheets supports classroom-scale distribution

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose construction paper suitable for elementary and secondary classroom art programs, after-school craft projects, and similar educational or creative applications requiring a durable, larger-format paper stock.

Installation Notes

No installation required. Store flat in a dry environment away from direct moisture to prevent warping or color bleed between sheets. When working with younger students, use age-appropriate scissors and supervise use of cutting tools. Recycle unused or trimmed sheets through standard paper recycling programs where available.