Schrift MAUL A602879 A4 120 vel beige

The MIQUELRIUS Writing Notebook MAUL A602879 A4 120 Sheets Beige is a hardcover notebook designed for everyday writing, note-taking and sketching. It contains 120 sheets of 80 g/m² squared paper in A4 format, offering a stable surface and clear grid guidance for handwriting, diagrams and technical sketches. The beige cover provides a neutral, professional appearance while the durable binding keeps sheets secure during frequent use.

Advantages

The hardcover protects pages from creasing and wear, making the notebook suitable for transport between home, school and office. The 80 g/m² paper weight reduces ink bleed-through and supports a variety of writing instruments, including ballpoint pens, pencils and fineliners. The squared layout ensures consistent alignment for notes, tables and drawings, improving legibility and precision. A4 format provides ample space for extended notes and full-page diagrams while remaining compatible with standard folders and binders.

Suitable for

• School notebooks and class exercises
• Office notes, meeting minutes and project planning
• Technical sketches, diagrams and mathematical work
• Personal journaling and structured planning

Key specifications

• Format: A4
• Number of sheets: 120
• Paper weight: 80 g/m²
• Paper ruling: squared grid
• Cover type: hardcover
• Cover colour: beige

How to use

Open the hardcover and use the squared pages to organise text, tables or sketches. For neat results, align headings and columns with the grid lines. Use pens, pencils or markers appropriate for 80 g/m² paper to avoid excessive show-through; allow heavier inks a moment to dry. Close the hardcover when transporting to protect pages from bending and dirt. Store the notebook flat or upright in a dry place to maintain page integrity.

Recommendations

For archival or long-term storage, consider placing completed pages in protective sleeves or scanning important pages. When using fountain pens or heavy markers, test on a corner page to confirm ink behaviour before writing across multiple sheets.