Waterproof biodegradable PP Polypropylene Floor Protection Sheet For Wall

PP sheets can be made into various stationery items. For folders and file boxes, PP sheets, with moderate hardness and resistance to deformation, can be processed into different specifications, effectively protecting documents from moisture and damage, and their surfaces are easy to print patterns or labels. For pen holders and pen racks, through cutting, bending, welding and other processes, PP sheets can be made into simple-shaped pen holders or multi-layer pen racks; due to their water resistance, they won’t get damaged even if accidentally exposed to water. Flat PP boards can serve as small drawing boards, with smooth surfaces allowing brushes to glide easily, and they are lightweight and portable, suitable for students or designers to use for outdoor sketching. Leveraging PP boards’ plasticity, desktop storage boxes with partitions can be made to organize small stationery like paper clips, sticky notes and scissors, which are neat and practical. Thin PP sheets can be cut into bookmarks or printed with scales to make rulers, which are wear-resistant, unbreakable and have a long service life. PP boards, with flat surfaces and appropriate hardness, are suitable as writing pads for students, preventing pen point from piercing paper and protecting desktops from scratch.

Core Advantages

The properties of PP materials grant them significant advantages in manufacturing stationery. They boast strong durability, being resistant to drops and folds, and rarely get damaged by daily knocks or press,with a much longer lifespan than paper or wooden stationery. For example, PP folders hardly deform, and PP rulers are not easily broken. Their waterproof and moisture-proof nature is another key merit: they do not absorb water at all, and even when exposed to water or humid environments, they won’t go moldy or soften, thus effectively protecting documents, paper, and the like, as seen in PP file boxes that prevent files from getting damp and moldy. PP materials are lightweight and easy to carry, making them ideal for portable stationery commonly used by students or office workers, such as PP drawing boards and foldable storage boxes. They are also easy to process and customize. PP sheets can be shaped into any form through cutting, welding, and other techniques, and their surfaces allow for easy printing of patterns, text, or scales, meeting diverse design needs—like patterned PP pen holders and scaled PP backing plates. Moreover, they are hygienic and safe: non-toxic, odorless, free from harmful substance release, and their smooth surfaces resist bacterial growth, suiting scenarios with frequent contact with hands and paper, such as children’s stationery and desktop storage boxes. Additionally, they offer high cost performance, with lower production costs than materials like metal and glass, simple maintenance, and low usage costs in long-term.

Comparison of Different Stationery Materials