Where to buy huge paper??
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White should not be a problem though A0 size may be something that most commonly comes on a roll of the appropriate width. Try Staples (as a national chain) or maybe a larger WH Smith in their art and graphics section if they still have one. I think flip chart pads are something like A1 put I'm not sure how 'white' the white would be for a flip chart )not, indeed for any other whites.....
Black might be more challenging. A specialist artists supplier might be the best bet.
There are also specialist photographic suppliers - or there used to be. That said I suspect that was always a specialised mail order supply chain outside the major cities.
You might also look for companies specialising in design office supplies. They may not have a shop such but could possibly have 'showroom' facilities from which they will supply small orders on a retail basis.
Black might be more challenging. A specialist artists supplier might be the best bet.
There are also specialist photographic suppliers - or there used to be. That said I suspect that was always a specialised mail order supply chain outside the major cities.
You might also look for companies specialising in design office supplies. They may not have a shop such but could possibly have 'showroom' facilities from which they will supply small orders on a retail basis.
Befriend someone who works in the paper trade - paper mill /
From a friend I managed to get end of roll of precut white A0 paper (probably just under a 1M wide) but it must be about 500M left on the roll. Ideal for making up little dropped backgrounds.
Take off what I want, cut it to length and then bin it when finished with it.
From a friend I managed to get end of roll of precut white A0 paper (probably just under a 1M wide) but it must be about 500M left on the roll. Ideal for making up little dropped backgrounds.
Take off what I want, cut it to length and then bin it when finished with it.
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