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Clairefontaine watercolour paper, white, 300 g/m²
€4,48
incl. VAT
€3,70 excl. VAT (21%)
You are ordering: Size: 240 x 320 mm · Colour: white
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Price excluding shipping costs: €4,95 incl. VAT for orders under €49,95. From €49,95 we ship for free.
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Brand: Clairefontaine
| Article number | 87000492 |
|---|---|
| EAN | 3329680963403 |
| OEM number | 96340C |
| Packaging unit | 5 stuks |
| Weight | 0,300 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | B: 240 mm × H: 320 mm × D: 5 mm |
| Country of origin | Frankrijk |
| Customs tariff (HS code) | 48025890 |
| VAT rate | 21% |
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This high-quality 300 g/m² watercolour paper absorbs water perfectly without buckling. Ideal for watercolour, ink and mixed techniques - you'll always get professional results.
When do you choose this product?
When do you need watercolour paper of this weight?
Watercolour paper of 300 g/m² is specially developed for wet techniques such as watercolour, gouache and ink. This heavier paper absorbs water without curling or tearing, making it ideal for artists who work with a lot of moisture. You need this type of paper when ordinary drawing paper is too thin for your watercolour techniques.
The advantage of 300 gram paper
The weight of 300 g/m² ensures that the paper is sturdy enough to bear multiple layers of paint and water. This weight prevents the paper from buckling while you paint, which is crucial for a beautiful end result. Clairefontaine is known for the stable quality of its paper fibres.
Practical packaging for regular use
This product comes with 6 sheets of paper in a set. This gives you enough paper for regular watercolour painting or for use in classes. The white paper provides a neutral surface that allows the colours of your watercolour paint to shine through beautifully.
Watercolour paper of 300 g/m² is specially developed for wet techniques such as watercolour, gouache and ink. This heavier paper absorbs water without curling or tearing, making it ideal for artists who work with a lot of moisture. You need this type of paper when ordinary drawing paper is too thin for your watercolour techniques.
The advantage of 300 gram paper
The weight of 300 g/m² ensures that the paper is sturdy enough to bear multiple layers of paint and water. This weight prevents the paper from buckling while you paint, which is crucial for a beautiful end result. Clairefontaine is known for the stable quality of its paper fibres.
Practical packaging for regular use
This product comes with 6 sheets of paper in a set. This gives you enough paper for regular watercolour painting or for use in classes. The white paper provides a neutral surface that allows the colours of your watercolour paint to shine through beautifully.
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Specifications according to the manufacturer
300 g/m², white, contents: 6 sheets
packed per 5 pieces
(96340C)
packed per 5 pieces
(96340C)
Specifications
Version
Ring binder
Size
240 x 320 mm
Paper weight
300 g/m²
Colour
Pack quantity
6 sheets
Manufacturer
Hazard information
No hazard classification applies according to the available manufacturer and supplier information.
This product contains no substances classified as hazardous under the CLP Regulation.
This product contains no substances classified as hazardous under the CLP Regulation.
Product information checked by XtremeOffice
This page has been compiled based on information from the manufacturer and our supplier. Last checked on 30-10-2026.
This page has been compiled based on information from the manufacturer and our supplier. Last checked on 30-10-2026.
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