Gmund Wood
Gmund Wood brings the grain of real timber to a sheet of paper.
- Mill
- Gmund
- Colours
- 9
- Weights
- 300 gsm
- Surface
- Deep, natural wood-grain emboss with a slight sheen; colours named after real timbers
The story
Gmund Wood brings the grain of real timber to a sheet of paper. A deep wood texture is embossed into nine dyed shades, each named after a tree, from pale Abachi to dark Chacate. Run a fingertip across it and you feel ridges and knots, so ink sits on the peaks and leaves the valleys natural, which looks beautifully authentic. Foil and fine type need testing across the grain. It suits interior designers, carpenters, restaurants and any brand that wants the warmth of timber on paper.
FSC certified (FSC C006462); Cradle to Cradle Certified Material Health Silver; Acid free, pH neutral
Where it shines
- Business cards
- Folders
- Brochure covers
- Packaging
- Hospitality and interiors brands
How we print it
- Offset
- Letterpress
- Screen printing (limited on Solid)
- Blind embossing
- Hot foil
- Paper etching
- Die cutting
Worth knowing
- Not suitable for laser or inkjet
- Ink may not reach the bottom of the grain on solids; increase pressure, soft blankets
- Foil and fine type must be tested across the grain
- 24 h drying
The range
9 shades
Feel it first
A screen cannot tell you how a sheet feels. Compare the weight, surface and colour in hand.
Common questions
- What is Gmund Wood best suited to?
- Business cards, Folders, Brochure covers, Packaging, Hospitality and interiors brands
- How do you print on Gmund Wood?
- Offset, Letterpress, Screen printing (limited on Solid), Blind embossing, Hot foil, Paper etching, Die cutting
- What should I know before choosing Gmund Wood?
- Not suitable for laser or inkjet Ink may not reach the bottom of the grain on solids; increase pressure, soft blankets Foil and fine type must be tested across the grain 24 h drying