Woodfree & bond paper

Uncoated woodfree offset paper in off-white (cream) and bright white for books, exam papers and record books, plus premium bond paper for letterheads, certificates and official correspondence.

Woodfree & Bond Paper FAQs

What is woodfree paper?

Woodfree paper is uncoated printing paper made from chemical pulp with the lignin removed. Because lignin is what turns paper yellow, woodfree paper stays white for decades, which is why it is used for books, exam papers and records.

What is bond paper used for?

Bond paper is a heavier uncoated paper, typically 90-120gsm, used for letterheads, certificates, contracts and official letters because it feels firm and looks premium.

Should I use off-white or bright white woodfree paper for a book?

Off-white (cream) woodfree is easier on the eyes over long reading, so it is the standard for novels, textbooks and exam booklets. Bright white gives more contrast for forms, manuals and technical documents.

Woodfree Offset Paper in Kenya

Woodfree offset paper is uncoated printing paper made from chemically pulped fibre with the lignin removed. Because lignin is what yellows paper as it ages, woodfree stock stays stable for decades — which is why it is specified for books, ledgers, exam papers and any document meant to be kept.

Off-white vs bright white

Off-white (cream) woodfree is noticeably easier on the eyes over long reading sessions and is the standard for novels, textbooks and exam booklets. Bright white gives higher contrast and suits forms, manuals and technical documents.

Bond paper

Bond is a heavier uncoated grade, typically 100–120gsm, with a slight texture and good rigidity. It is the traditional stock for letterheads, certificates and official correspondence.