Fadeless Bulletin Board Paper, Fade-Resistant Paper for Classroom Decor, 48” x 50’, Wispy Clouds, 1 Roll

I used this paper as my bulletin boards background. I just moved to a new classroom and I'm hoping to keep this paper up a few years. The paper is thicker than I thought it would be and has a slight stretch to it. I suggest flattening and gently pulling the paper as you put it up. Overall, I love the look and I think it is a happy, calming look for my classroom.

Product was beautiful and was an asset to my room! It was inexpensive and arrived promptly before pre planning!

The price and amount is great! However, it is NOT comparable in weight to the Better than Paper Brand. It is in between regular paper and better than paper as far as thickness goes. I just put it up on my classroom wall and it is thin but it will likely be fine as I do t plan on moving it. I do not expect to be able to remove it and use it again like I can with the Better than paper brand but we will see.

I loved this paper. I used it as a back drop for my Christmas village which I put in my wall bookcases. It really made the village look so nice.

Loved using this at school for our display boards. Had quite a bit left over so it was a good value for the money. With so much left over, I can see using this as a fun photo op background at a party. Would recommend.

Exactly what I wanted, and more than I'd hoped for, as a background for my indoordisplay of fairies, fairy village, and visiting dragons. Walls are the same blue, and this striated sky-scape blends perfectly, and subtly sets the boundaries of the fairy/dragon display.

Almost the whole back of my classroom is taken up by two very large bulletin boards. I was able to use a single length on each of them. It was surprisingly easy to handle.

You get a lot of bang for your buck on this item because it covers the entire board (even the double bulletin board) and leaves you with plenty left over. The only down side is it isn't made as well as the mountain print and I am constantly asking students not to lean on it until I can complete the board because I am afraid they will compromise it. The good news it that if you are afraid of students compromising the board, you can use to old butcher board paper that the school board gives you and create a grassy mound (I used hunter green and tore the paper to look like rolling hills) and this will preserve your purchase.

Great product easy to put on the walls. I use it for my LEGO city display