100g Luxury Red Shredded Tissue Paper Acid Free

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We have based our shredded paper guide on our A4 gift boxes as these two items are often used together). If you have an attractive gift wrapping service you may even be able to charge your customers more for this service helping to lift your sales figures.

To help you better understand how much shredded paper you will need, we have to put together some basic information. Please note shredded paper quantities are used differently by each customer, therefore this information is a very rough guide to what may be possible with the bale sizes that we supply. Consider mixing different colours: Mixing different paper colours looks really great, consider mixing different colours in your shredded paper. To do this you need to feed the different colours into the shredder in series so you get them mixing together evenly in the shredded paper. You can't mix the colours afterwards so you need to do it while you are shredding. Poly Bubble Bags Our poly bubble bags are the perfect product to compliment our metallic bubble bag range. Manufactured from 190gsm gloss polyethylene and bubble-lined for extra protection.First you need to find out the volume of your box. To do this times the length x width x height together (you can use this handy online calculator if you prefer).

Multiply by the Weight of Shredded Paper: Multiply the number from step 1 by 17. This will give you the weight of shredded paper you need to fill the box in kilograms. For example 0.06 x 17 = 1.02kg Our comprehensive product guide on shredded tissue paper. Below we look into the different types of shredded tissue paper and what they are used for, as well as discussing the eco friendliness of shredded paper and even how to make your own shredded paper. This decorative paper can be used to enhance any gift or sale, making the perfect addition to any gift wrap service. It may be possible to take it to your Household Recycling Centre for recycling, even if it cannot be collected.Carrier Bags A selection of high quality carrier bags. Variations include coloured, varigauge and polythene carrier bags. I suspect that there is a third reason - your council does not want to make a mess in your street and create more work for their street cleaning team if the paper blows around either. Minimise Your Shredding Paper Mailing Bags Paper mailing bags provide an alternative to polythene mailing bags. These bags are 100% recyclable & renewable. Printed Tape A range of high quality pre printed adhesive tape. Designs include “This Way Up”, Fragile & “Glass Handle With Care”. We can also supply bespoke designs and sizes. Metallic Bubble Bags High quality gloss metallic foil bubble bags. Produced from shiny aluminium, which is laminated and complemented with a bubble-lined material.

I have a box with the following dimensions: 18 x 10 x 12 cm. My volume is 18 x 10 x 12 = 2160 cm 3. There are a few things that you can do with shredded paper if you do not want to or cannot put it into your recycling bin.Find the Box Volume: Multiply the length, width and depth of your box in meters. This gives you the volume of the box. For example: a 500 x 400 x 300mm box would be 0.5 x 0.4 x 0.3 = 0.06 m3 Firstly shredding cuts the fibres of the paper up into very short lengths, which means that it is more difficult to make into good quality paper pulp for recycling into new paper items. Shredded tissue paper comes in many different colours. We've covered some of the most popular colours below such as red shredded tissue paper and white shredded tissue paper, but we also offer other colours as well. Coloured shredded paper is often made from new paper so is not quite so eco friendly as some shredded paper types but it is still biodegradable and recyclable. Coloured shredded paper is made by shredding coloured paper sheets in a shredding machine, then compressing it into a bale for easy storage. Strapping A range of strapping and strapping equipment. This includes strapping tensioners, sealers, clips and polypropylene strapping. Small pets may like to use it for bedding, for example gerbils, rabbits or hamsters. If your animal is a non-meat eater, the bedding can then be composted when it has been used as well.