Pacon PAC9217 White Construction Paper 18x24 in 50 Pack

Product Description

The PACON PAC9217 is a heavyweight groundwood construction paper in white, measuring 18 inches by 24 inches per sheet. It is designed for consistent, reliable performance across a wide range of paper-based tasks. The smooth texture allows clean cuts and even folds without cracking or splitting along fold lines. The white color is bright and consistent throughout the sheet, making it well suited for work where color accuracy matters. Each pack contains 50 sheets. This paper is recyclable and made from groundwood stock, which provides the weight and rigidity expected from construction-grade paper used in schools, art studios, and project work.

The PAC9217 is commonly used in classroom settings, art programs, and hands-on project environments where a large-format, durable paper is required. The 18 by 24 inch sheet size provides generous working area for murals, display projects, painting, collage, and other applications that benefit from extra space. The heavyweight construction holds up to glue, marker, and light paint without excessive warping. School supply coordinators, art teachers, and craft professionals typically purchase this product in quantity for recurring project needs.

Key Features

• Heavyweight groundwood construction resists cracking when folded or scored
• Smooth texture supports clean cutting with scissors or a utility knife
• Bright, consistent white color throughout each sheet
• Large 18 by 24 inch sheet size for wide-format project work
• Recyclable material meets standard environmental expectations for school-grade paper
• Pack of 50 sheets per unit for classroom and studio use

Compatibility

Designed as a standard large-format construction paper suitable for use with common art and school project supplies including markers, tempera paint, glue sticks, and scissors.

Installation Notes

No installation is required for this product. Store flat in a dry environment to prevent curling or moisture absorption. When cutting, use a clean straight edge and a sharp blade or scissors to maintain the smooth edge quality. Handle larger sheets with both hands to avoid unintended tears along the grain.