Print Business Cards on Beer Coaster Carton (575g)

What do business cards and beer mats have in common? They’re made from the same material. At least, that’s the case with our business cards printed on 575-gram beer coaster carton. Not only are they particularly sturdy, but their rough surface and slightly yellowish colour also make them stand out. And not just as business cards for beer gardens and breweries.

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Our quote for you:

Net price33,92 EUR
plus VAT (19%)6,44 EUR
Gross price40,36 EUR

incl. shipping

The total weight is approx. 0,2 kg.

The dispatch will take place Tuesday, 20. October, if ordered today before 12 p.m.



Not Just for Breweries and the Hospitality Industry: Business Cards on Beer Coaster Carton

It is a material we encounter in many places – in restaurants, bars or beer gardens. But beer mat board is suitable for much more than just printing beer mats.

Have you ever heard of business cards printed on beer coaster carton? They are a creative and distinctive way to share your business information with potential customers. Beer mat board, also known as coaster board, is a sturdy material known in particular for its high absorbency and stability. With a thickness of 1.4 mm, the board offers a unique and unmistakable tactile feel – even for business cards.

One popular type of beer mat board, which we also use at printworld.com, is 575 gsm groundwood pulp board. This board is particularly robust and ideal for printing business cards that are designed to be durable and hard-wearing.

In addition to these particularly robust options, printworld.com offers a wide range of other business cards. Whether printed on exclusive speciality paper or enhanced with a premium finish, you can have business cards printed with us that are guaranteed to suit you.

What Should You Bear in Mind When Preparing Your Print Files?

The board is highly absorbent. When designing your business cards, you should therefore avoid small and thin reversed-out text – font sizes below 8 pt or light font weights should not be used. The same applies to very fine lines. If you want to play it safe, opt for graphics with fewer intricate details.