Duplex & triplex
Two or three sheets laminated into one card, often with a contrasting colour band running through the middle of the edge.
- Mill
- Peppermint house stock
- Colours
- 1
- Weights
- 900 gsm
- Surface
- smooth
The story
Two or three sheets laminated into one card, often with a contrasting colour band running through the middle of the edge.
Where it shines
- Stationery and identity projects
- Choose a weight that suits your piece
Worth knowing
- Three plies bonded into one card: white face, black core, white face. Two seams separate the layers.
- The contrasting core is part of the construction, not colour painted onto the edge.
- Print and face finishes are completed before bonding where needed to protect the reverse side.
Feel it first
A screen cannot tell you how a sheet feels. Compare the weight, surface and colour in hand.
Common questions
- What is Duplex & triplex best suited to?
- Choose the shade and weight for your piece. Ask for a sample to judge the sheet in hand.
- How do you print on Duplex & triplex?
- letterpress, Foil stamping, Blind deboss, edge paint
- What should I know before choosing Duplex & triplex?
- Paper colour and surface change with the light. Feel a sample first, and confirm the weight and finish before ordering.