Notepad Fresh decorative 143×210 mm 96 sheets squared Flowers

Fresh decorative notepad with a floral cover, format 143×210 mm (close to A5) and 96 sheets of squared (grid) paper. The compact size and grid ruling make this notepad suitable for everyday note-taking, schoolwork, sketches, lists and planning. The floral design on the cover provides a pleasant, distinctive look while the internal squared pages support precise handwriting, diagrams and simple technical sketches.

Advantages

This notepad combines a compact format with a generous 96-sheet capacity, giving a balance between portability and writing space. The squared ruling enables clear alignment of text and numbers, useful for mathematics, diagrams and bullet-style organization. The floral decorative cover protects the pages and gives the product an attractive, recognizable appearance while remaining lightweight and easy to carry in bags or backpacks.

Suitable for

• School assignments and classroom notes
• Everyday to-do lists and personal planning
• Sketches, diagrams and simple technical drawings
• Handwritten calculations and graph-based tasks

Key specifications

• Format: 143 × 210 mm (approx. A5)
• Sheet count: 96 sheets
• Paper ruling: squared (grid)
• Cover: decorative floral design
• Binding: glued or stapled spine suitable for desktop and handheld use
• Portability: compact size fits most bags and backpacks

How to use

Open the notepad and use the squared pages for writing notes, making lists, plotting graphs or sketching layouts. The grid lines help keep handwriting and diagrams aligned; use them as guides for measurements or scaled drawings. Tear out sheets as needed along the binding if you need to hand over pages or file individual sheets. Store the notepad in a dry place and carry it in a protective pocket or sleeve to preserve the decorative cover and paper edges.

Usage recommendations

For neater results, use a fine-tip pen or mechanical pencil when writing on grid paper. When drawing scaled diagrams, lightly mark reference points before completing lines. If you regularly remove sheets, consider keeping important pages in a folder to avoid loss or damage.