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29 August 2026

Technical Drawing Paper Sizes and Folding

Technical Drawing Paper Types

Let’s cover technical drawing paper sizes and how to fold technical drawing paper.
Standard paper sizes are specified in TS 8 8/1 (Turkish Standard). A-series sheets are used in technical drawing. The largest, the A0 sheet, has an area of 1 m2, and its side ratio is 1:2.

  • Technical Drawing Paper Sizes – A Series
    • Title Block Areas on Technical Drawing Paper
  •  How to Fold A0, A1, A2, and A3 Paper
    • How to Fold A3?
    • How to Fold A2?
    • How to Fold A1?
      • How to Fold A1 – Video
    • How to Fold A0?
      • How to Fold A0 – Video

It’s rectangular in shape. All A0 sheets have the same ratio. The other sizes are made by halving the long side.

Technical Drawing Paper Sizes – A Series

The A1 size is obtained by halving the long side of the A0 size. The A2 size is obtained by halving the long side of the A1 size. A3, A4, and A5 are made the same way, by halving the long side each time.

Margins for protection should be given on transparent tracing paper that needs to be kept and archived.

technical drawing paper sizes

A0 paper dimensions: 841 mm X 1189 mm
A1 paper dimensions: 594 mm X 841 mm
A2 paper dimensions: 420 mm X 594 mm

A3 paper dimensions: 297 mm X 420 mm
A4 paper dimensions: 210 mm X 297 mm
A5 paper dimensions: 148 mm X 210 mm

Title Block Areas on Technical Drawing Paper

Although there are various versions of title block areas on technical drawing paper, these have been standardized by the Turkish Standards Institution (TSE). Even so, businesses can make whatever changes and adjustments they see fit to suit their own needs.

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 How to Fold A0, A1, A2, and A3 Paper

Sheets larger than A4 are folded for filing purposes. This folding follows certain rules. When technical drawing paper is folded and filed, it needs to end up at A4 size.

For sheets larger than A4, starting from the right edge, you fold leftward in 190 mm increments. When it meets the filing-margin line, it should measure 190 + 20 mm = 210 mm.

Vertically, it’s folded in half after 297 mm, or into 3 for the A0 size.

On the A2, A1, and A0 sizes, the top-left corner is folded into a triangle shape from 105 mm to 297 mm. This is done so these files can be opened easily.

For the paper to be folded easily and quickly, a line should be marked every 190 mm along the bottom edge.

How to Fold A3?

how to fold a3


Technical drawing paper folding / Folding A3 paper. The numbers 1, 2, 3 show the folding order.

How to Fold A2?

how to fold A2 paper
folding A2 paper - folded result


Folding A2 paper. The numbers 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 show the folding order.

How to Fold A1?

how to fold A1 paper
folding A1 paper - folded result


How to fold technical drawing paper / Folding A1 paper. The numbers 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 show the folding order.

How to Fold A1 – Video

How to Fold A0?

how to fold A0 paper

Folding A0 paper. The numbers 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8  show the folding order.

A0 paper - folded result

Filing the A0 paper

How to Fold A0 – Video

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