Paper cube notes INTERDRUK 85×85×70 mm white, model 162911

INTERDRUK paper cube notes in white, dimensions 85×85×70 mm, provide a compact stack of square loose-leaf sheets in a cube format designed for easy tear-off use. These paper cube notes are intended for handwritten reminders, quick notes, and message leaving. The compact cube keeps sheets aligned and accessible on a desk, in an organizer or at a reception area, making it convenient for everyday office, home, and school tasks.

Advantages

The cube format supplies a stable block of paper that prevents loose sheets from scattering while allowing single-sheet removal. The white sheets offer clear contrast for handwritten text and most ink types, while the 85×85 mm square size is large enough for short notes yet small enough to fit into desk organizers and pockets. The 70 mm stack height provides a substantial number of sheets without occupying significant workspace.

Suitable for

• Handwritten reminders and to-do notes
• Phone messages and written communication at reception desks
• Quick sketches, drafts and annotations
• School tasks, classroom notes and teacher handouts
• Use in desktop organizers, mailrooms and workstations

Key specifications

• Sheet size: 85 × 85 mm
• Cube height (stack): 70 mm
• Color: white
• Format: square loose-leaf sheets in cube block
• Intended for handwritten use with pens and pencils

How to use

Place the paper cube on a flat surface or in a desk organizer within easy reach. Remove individual sheets by tearing them from the cube along the natural edge; the stacked format allows one-handed tear-off. Use pens, pencils or highlighters to write reminders, phone messages or short notes. Store the remaining cube upright to keep the sheets aligned and protect them from bending.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use standard ballpoint pens, gel pens or pencils and avoid heavy ink saturation that may bleed through thin sheets. Keep the cube away from moisture and direct sunlight to preserve sheet quality. Replace the cube when edges become frayed to maintain easy tear-off performance.