Detail Paper Roll 25gsm, Clear, 297mm x 100m, For Students, Designers, Architects, Pencils, Pens, Markers, Lightweight, Translucent

Amazing value compared to some other smaller rolls of trace. It is a big initial cost for tracing paper, but I can get over a year of architecture school out of it even when using very large pieces to draw, redraw and draw again over work on a very regular basis. It's nice and thin to see what you are drawing over and is therefore easy to tear - but still sturdy enough to not rip during transportation. I haven't had any problems with smudging or ink bleeding through either; a great product.

A great tool for drafting ideas on already made drawings. The only inconvenience is that it creases quite easily so I constantly keep it in its packaging whenever I take it with me to uni. It resembles tissue paper and has a grainy texture to it that does not affect the clarity of the markings unless your pencil/pen thickness is very thin. A great material that I have been using since I discovered and have never looked back

I used this paper at work and so decided to buy some more when I went back to study my postgraduate architecture degree. It's great because it just lasts so long, and I mainly use it for quick sketches and drawings that need layering ontop of one another on the drawing board. It isn't as transparent as typical trace paper, but it does have a better grain to it, it's quite textured like cartridge paper rather than smooth like trace.It didn't used to be this expensive, I bought it last year for half the price, which is why I gave it 4 stars instead of 5. However I only use two rolls in a year and I sketch a lot.

High quality paper, ideal for architectural tutorials and projects. Highly recommended.

I didn't have the funds to buy this at the start of my student course and had to use and reuse individual sheets of tracing paper for my pencil drawings (very time consuming to rub out superceded sketches). With this very light paper erasure is not an option so in the early stages you draw more quickly which in turn helps development of creative ideas. Overall it saves time and money over heavier gsm pads/sheets that can be used later for drawing final designs

I've used this tracing paper for over 40 years, mostly for design development, but sometimes even for client presentations. With care, it can take colour with felt markers and watercolour pencil. One roll usually last me several months! I wouldn't be without it!

Great product

Good for sketching and for presentation of free hand details.