Writing notebook Maul A295999 A4 hardcover 120 sheets 80 g/m² lined multicolour

Maul A295999 is an A4 hardcover writing notebook with 120 lined sheets of 80 g/m² paper designed for everyday note-taking in school, university or the office. The multicolour patterned cover gives the notebook a distinct visual identity while the hardcover protects pages from bending and damage during transport. The ruled pages provide clear guidance for writing, drafting and organising notes, and the paper weight ensures minimal show-through from standard pens.

Advantages

The hardcover construction keeps sheets flat and protected, making the notebook suitable for use on the move and in folders. With 120 pages of 80 g/m² paper, the notebook offers a balance between durability and portability while maintaining a smooth surface for writing. The multicolour cover helps to quickly identify the notebook among others, and the A4 format provides ample space for longhand notes, sketches and structured layouts.

Suitable for

• Lecture and seminar notes in school or university
• Office meeting minutes and project planning
• Drafting, idea development and daily journaling
• Archiving written records and organised note collections

Key specifications

• Format: A4 (210 x 297 mm)
• Cover: hardcover with multicolour pattern
• Number of sheets: 120
• Paper weight: 80 g/m²
• Page ruling: lined (ruled)
• Binding: stitched or glued to keep pages secure

How to use

Use the ruled pages for structured note-taking, headings and dated entries. Lay the notebook flat on a desk for comfortable writing; the hardcover provides a stable surface when a table is not available. For longer-term organisation, number pages or create an index on the first sheet to find notes quickly. Store the notebook upright or flat in a bag or shelf to keep the cover and pages protected.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use standard ballpoint pens, gel pens or pencils suited to 80 g/m² paper to avoid excessive bleed-through. Keep the notebook in dry conditions to preserve the hardcover and paper quality; avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight to maintain cover colours.