Double Elephant Imperial Paper Sizes Dimensions

Double Elephant
679.4 mm
1016.0 mm

What Size Is Double Elephant Paper?

Double Elephant, part of the Imperial under the Imperial Paper Sizes group, measures 679.4 x 1016.0 mm, which is 67.94 x 101.6 cm or approximately 26.75 x 40.0 inches. It follows the British Imperial specification and has an area of approximately 0.6903 m².

Double Elephant Paper Size Dimensions & Conversions

Paper Series
Imperial
Standard
British Imperial
Width
679.4 mm
Height
1016.0 mm
Area
0.6903 m²
Aspect Ratio
1:1.495
Previous Size
Elephant
Next Size
Atlas

Double Elephant Dimensions in Different Units

UnitWidthHeight
Millimeters 679.4 mm 1016.0 mm
Centimeters 67.94 cm 101.6 cm
Inches 26.75 in 40.0 in
Feet 2.23 ft 3.33 ft
Meters 0.679 m 1.016 m
Points 1926 pt 2880 pt
Picas 160.5 pc 240.0 pc

What Is Double Elephant Paper Used For?

Traditional British Printing

This historical Imperial format was used in British printing before metrication.

Design and Layout

Designers and print professionals use Double Elephant when a layout calls for this specific format.

Reproduction and Scaling

Double Elephant can be scaled up or down to produce related sizes in the same series.

Presentations and Displays

Double Elephant is suitable for boards, handouts, or displays sized to this format.

Archiving and Filing

Printed materials in Double Elephant are stored and filed using standard folders sized for this format.

Digital Reference

Double Elephant dimensions are used as a page-size preset in design and publishing software.

Related Imperial Sizes

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Double Elephant size in inches?
Double Elephant measures approximately 26.75 x 40.0 inches.
What is Double Elephant size in centimeters?
Double Elephant measures 67.94 x 101.6 cm.
What is Double Elephant size in millimeters?
Double Elephant measures 679.4 x 1016.0 mm.
What is Double Elephant size in pixels?
At 300 DPI, Double Elephant is approximately 8025 x 12000 pixels.
Is Double Elephant bigger than Atlas?
Yes. Double Elephant is larger in area than Atlas in the Imperial Paper Sizes series.