Custom maps

70lb super smooth paper has an enhanced ink holdout and print performance due to its uniform, highly calendared flat surface. The paperweight base is similar to 28lb premium office paper. Prices may depend on the brightness and vary by the seller.

70lb smooth uncoated is best used when you want a little thicker paper for books inner pages with solid ink coverage. Smooth feel, the printing of text and photos very sharp, yet the ink gets absorbed into the paper and has more of a dull look.

70lb matte coated paper (weight is very close to office paper) has an almost non-glossy surface with a very little sheen on printed areas which makes it easier to read small text or details.

80lb Gloss Book is the most cost-effective paper among the 60lb to 100lb options. It is commonly used for printing trifold takeout menus, brochures, and flyers or as a cover for mailing magazines.

100lb matte paper has a non-glossy finish with a little sheen on printed areas — the most popular choice for posters and trifold brochures.

100lb Dull Book is a super smooth paper with almost no sheen on both sides. Medium-weight texture can be easily rolled or folded. Most commonly used for trifold brochures and posters.

100lb Gloss Book is glossy on both sides medium-weight paper that can be easily rolled or folded. Most commonly used for trifold brochures and posters.

Tear & water-resistant synthetic paper looks like silk laminated, extremely smooth on both sides. Unnoticeably thicker than 100lb Text, easily rolled or folded. The printed ink may look slightly glossy. No coating is required.

3mm sheet is not easily bendable. Birch is a straight-grained wood with a fine and even texture, soft, with more complicated grain patterns than maple, and hides scratches better than maple. Easy to stain and the stain penetrates more evenly. Least expensive among hardwood.

Thin alder sheet - light brown with a yellow or reddish tinge, straight-grained with a uniform texture wood. Looks darker than maple or birch. Lightweight, strong. Softer, and less expensive than many hardwoods.

Three-layer 3mm board: The outer facing surfaces comprise real cherry wood veneer. American cherry is a reddish-brown hardwood with a closed grain (it may darken when exposed to light over time). It is lighter in weight and color than Brazilian Cherry. The core is strengthened using a high-density f...

Three-layer 3mm board: The outer facing surfaces comprise real maple wood veneer. Maple is strong, shock-resistant hardwood with a light, creamy color, and a smooth, straight grain pattern. The core is strengthened using a high-density fibreboard (HDF), eliminating any weakness along the grain and a...

Three-layer 3mm board: The outer facing surfaces comprise real walnut wood veneer. Black walnut is a dark brown color that can range from light to deep chocolate. It has a striking grain pattern with swirling lines and knots. The core is strengthened using a high-density fibreboard (HDF), eliminati...

Three-layer 3mm board: The outer facing surfaces comprise real birch wood veneer. Birch has a fine, uniform texture and is usually straight-grained, but can also have a curly or wavy pattern. The color is white, while the heartwood is reddish brown. The core is strengthened using a high-density fibr...

Three-layer 3mm board: The outer facing surfaces comprise real bamboo veneer. Bamboo is stronger than many hardwoods and some species have a tensile strength that's greater than steel. The color is uniform and pale yellow to almost white. The core is strengthened using a high-density fibreboard (HDF...

Alder sheet suitable for multi-layer deep etching and CNC carving. Light brown with a yellow or reddish tinge, straight-grained with a uniform texture wood. Darker than maple or birch. Lightweight, strong. Softer, and less expensive than many hardwoods.