Stephens Red Poster Roll 80gsm, 10m x 76cm, Ideal For Drawing, Painting, Sketches, Backdrop, Making Posters, Notice Boards And Large Art Work, Great For Use In School, Home And Office, Large Roll

Although it is poster paper, I bought it to wrap presents as I wanted a plain bright red paper to decorate. I wouldn't recommend it for this purpose, it is stiff and hard to shape; which is probably a great thing for posters. It's very strong and durable which is great and it is the same colour on both sides.I took a star off because it is slightly darker and duller than it appears in the picture, but this is probably due to the cellophane wrap in which it is packaged.

This paper is quite thick which was perfect for what I needed it for. I used it as a substitute for a green screen and you wouldn't be able to tell the difference. Certainly a lot more cheaper than buying a screen for £60. My partner commented on what good quality the paper is and she should know because she's an avid crafter. Highly recommended

Bought this to create an emergency green screen for video calls etc. during lockdown and it has indeed done the job.

I regularly order this to use as gift wrap. It's great quality paper and easily folds on straight boxes - would attempt strange shapes though because creases would show. Looks brill with a contrasting ribbon or thread. Only draw back for me is that the colour can vary from roll to roll, which I find a little odd. Sometimes the red is more on the orange range than others. But otherwise great product.

This is a good product for arts and crafts or something like that but using it for a green screen is not a good idea.

Good quality thick paper. I ordered the red & it is a nice colour. Doesn’t tear at all. Used it for wrapping - maybe a bit too thick but good quality nevertheless. Lots of it too. Would buy again

Perfect for wrapping Xmas gifts

I bought this to wrap Christmas presents and I have to say that they looked wonderful with some gold ribbon and a bow however it is a little tricky to work with when wrapping as it is thicker and less flexible than ordinary wrapping paper. You just need to exercise a little patience and only wrap boxes - I can't see this being any good for more awkwardly shaped gifts.