Writing notebook Maul A613551 A4 hardcover 80 sheets lined 80 g/m² green

Maul A613551 is an A4 hardcover writing notebook with 80 lined sheets of 80 g/m² paper in a monochromatic green cover. The standard A4 size makes it compatible with folders and document holders, while the hard cover protects pages from creasing and damage. The 80 g/m² ruled paper supports clear, smudge-resistant handwriting with most pens and pencils, and the 80-sheet capacity provides a balance between portability and sufficient writing space for notes, meeting minutes or study materials.

Advantages

The hardcover offers firm support for writing without a desk, and the A4 format keeps documents in a familiar, printable size. Lined pages with 80 g/m² weight reduce ink bleed-through and improve writing clarity. The green monochrome design is discreet yet identifiable, simplifying organization. The notebook’s construction is durable for everyday office, school or home use.

Suitable for

• Taking notes in meetings and lectures
• Preparing drafts, outlines and study notes
• Office record-keeping and project documentation
• Personal journals, lists and planning

Key specifications

• Format: A4 (approx. 210 × 297 mm)
• Sheet count: 80 sheets
• Paper weight: 80 g/m²
• Page layout: ruled / lined
• Cover: hardcover, green monochrome
• Binding: sewn or glued spine for flat opening

How to use

Use the notebook for handwritten notes, meeting minutes, study summaries or planning. Open the hardcover fully on a stable surface or hold it in one hand while writing. Write on lined pages to maintain consistent handwriting alignment; thicker pens and markers can be used but test for bleed-through first. Store the notebook in folders or document holders if you need to combine it with printed materials or protect it during transport.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use ballpoint or gel pens and test fountain pens on a spare page to check for feathering. Keep the notebook dry and store it flat or upright to preserve the hardcover shape and paper condition.