Is the paper durable?
1041734
I think it is, I have had two of them it makes a great scribble pad. I Love it!!!
1041735
The weight, texture and feel of good quality printer paper. The Blue Line calendar is more a recycled paper feel and weight, yet its durability was just fine for last year. This Blueline has a comment area on the right, which we really didn't use much, so I decided to go with this for the larger date squares...although overall the Blueline and Brownline are the same size. We hang this on our refrigerator with big clip magnets.
1041736
It's not glossy like "picture" calendars, but it's like a piece of better quality computer printing paper. Works fine for me!
1041737
The paper is durable enough that flipping back and forth through the months, if done with some care, it will not tear. Also the paper is thick enough that it does not show through to the month following. Not card stock but a better quality printing paper. IMHO
2090348
Yes, it's similar to that paper when you were a kid and you needed to present something in elementary or middle school. It's definitely thicker than your average computer paper.
2124850
I've had no problems with it, the paper is thick and the ink doesn't bleed through.
1174808
It is a sturdy cardboard, doubled for strength. I have colored art paper for grandchildren stored on it and it's held up for almost a year. However, the grandchildren are not visiting too often during the school year as they live out of town.
83564
Yes! It's very durable too. I let mine hang dry and they look brand new after 9 months.
4338
It seems pretty durable to me. I just started putting my recipe collection in it. I am using plastic pages in addition to the cardboard/sticky inserts that came with it. I only did this because it is a space saver-as I am sure I will be adding to my collection and the heavy duty plastic sheet protectors are very nice. I am happy with this and think it would make a great gift
1895353
It is plain paper and can be written on very easily. I would classify the paper as being a lighter weight, very opaque, high grade bond.
418891
Make sure nothing is jammed in thereNo torn piece of paper ?Never had problem
1377955
Hellos. This paper is moooost likely med grade. It isn't cheap at all, but it isn't very thick either. (I actually have it with me at all times just in case I get an idea, lol). After feeling it. Definitely medium grade.
1874705
Very durable. No coasters or placemats. Mine is still in great shape. I have 6 kids do its used a lot!
851935
It feels heavier than regular paper, but not as heavy as a birthday card I have on hand (if that is what you mean by cardstock). I use it to print photos all the time in my printer and have no problem with it.
1042760
The answer is "NO". It is a paper with a wood grain pattern. Very cheep. I do not recommend this product.
1526446
I have mixed feelings about this paper. It is very easily marred. You can make a mark or scratch in it with your fingernail. It is a spongy like material. If you wanted to experiment with it, you could probably just be prepared to change the paper every so often when it started looking shabby or got scratched. (I'm assuming it would have no protective cover ) It looks very realistic even up close but it's a bit fragile.
55854
Yes, the paper is well scored, and folds easily. However, the paper itself is quite textured and doesn't print well. The envelopes won't go through either of my printers, and Avery claims that you should never put envelopes through a printer which is a whole bunch of trash. I would not buy this product.
1306844
Yes, it's very durable. Contact me at ktucker@cobbtechnologies.com for more details.
1544937
Its look like a paper, but imho not paper. I am simply use it ;) without problem.
1411393
no, they are very durable. Not thick like the old cardboard type, more like a heavy duty playing cards set. You will get lots of use from them, enjoy !