Are they thick or like cardstock?
1425331
Yes these are a thicker paper in which they are able to stand up on their own.
1425332
I think they are nice and thick, but not as extremely thick as one might expect. I order them all the time to use for certificates. May not be appropriate for a diploma.
1827619
They are a thicker cardstock with like a light laminate on them. We use them at a retirement community and they have held up very well so far.
700637
They are about as thick as a quilted place mat, so not super thick. Hope this helps.
1716061
I would say they are pretty thick, you can't see through it that easily. Not super thick but definitely durable and not see-through. Pretty much your basic cotton sheet...sturdy cotton.
221264
No they are not, they are high quality card stock with a plastic coating finish. Very nice cards though, I have two decks myself and I love them.
1178121
I wouldn't say that they are very thick, however, they are perfectly adequate for protecting from normal gig to car transport. I am perfectly happy with them. I had hard cases prior to these. I MUCH prefer these. They fold down to a small package when at the gig. Great for smaller venues.
1142839
Hard to estimate, but I would say similar to thickness of like card stock. Thinner than card board. Hope that helps!
851935
It feels heavier than regular paper, but not as heavy as a birthday card I have on hand (if that is what you mean by cardstock). I use it to print photos all the time in my printer and have no problem with it.
1411393
no, they are very durable. Not thick like the old cardboard type, more like a heavy duty playing cards set. You will get lots of use from them, enjoy !
851933
Yes, it is thick like cardstock. It's 44 lb which is a little thinner than the Michaels standard cardstock, if you are familiar with that.
1150451
They are made of paper but they are pretty sturdy - the paper isn't flimsy - and it's glossy. I thought they were surprising well made especially for the price.
2137093
I wouldn't advise putting cardstock in a printer because the sheets are very thick. Of course, depending on your printer that is.
1547738
They are heavier than card stock but not as heavy as cardboard. They are the thick paper type coasters you would get in a bar or eatery. It is compressed paper. I hope this is making some sense to you, it's hard to describe. lol
1487905
I would say like 1mm it is about the same thickness as a piece of cardstock.
641746
It is about the same as a deck of cards but not as thick. I am very pleased with mine.
1376033
These are about the consistancy of cardboard used for food boxes or the cardboard used to back shirts. They are thicker than card stock and are brown. I got them to use as a filler for non bubble envelopes (9 by 12 to be exact) and they are perfect for that. They are too thick for the printer, I have, to print on them, but work great when I print stickers (I use full sheet, cut to the right size) and affix them to this. They also are easy to fold (without having to scribe them) to make little gift boxes (that I put the stickers on Colored, white or clear) and easy to cut. I also used them to glue silver cardstock (the kind that reflects like a mirror) as a stiffener and placed them behind my Christmas lights to get the same effect as a mirror behind the lights (and they DO NOT break, like a real mirror). Hope this helps
2021075
They are pretty thick. I like them a lot. I would definitely buy them again.