Self-adhesive note paper Milan Square 76×76 mm Pink Transparent 50 sheets

Milan self-adhesive note paper in a square format (76 × 76 mm) provides translucent neon pink plastic sheets designed for temporary notes, page markers and reminders. The pad includes 50 removable sheets with a repositionable adhesive strip that peels off cleanly from paper, glass and other smooth surfaces without leaving residue. Sheets accept writing with pen or pencil and combine the visibility of a bright colour with the durability of thin plastic for repeated use in office, school or home environments.

Advantages

Transparent neon pink plastic material increases visibility while allowing some underlying content to remain readable. The repositionable adhesive permits multiple placements and adjustments without damaging pages or surfaces. Compact square size offers a consistent area for short notes and page marking, and the plastic construction resists tearing and moisture better than standard paper notes.

Suitable for

• Marking pages in books, folders and documents
• Leaving short reminders on desks, monitors or glass
• Temporary labels for files, planners and storage boxes
• Highlighting text or sections while keeping original content visible

Key specifications

• Sheet format: square, 76 × 76 mm
• Material: translucent plastic
• Colour: neon pink (transparent)
• Sheets per pad: 50
• Adhesive type: repositionable strip, removable without residue
• Writable with: pen or pencil

How to use

Write your note directly on the translucent sheet with a pen or pencil. Peel the sheet off from the pad by lifting from the top edge and place it on a clean, dry surface. Press gently to secure the adhesive strip. To reposition, lift the sheet slowly and apply it to the new location; the adhesive is designed for temporary reuse. Avoid applying to rough, dusty or wet surfaces for best adhesion and clean removal.

Usage recommendations

For optimal performance, store the pad flat and away from direct sunlight or heat sources. Use on smooth, clean surfaces such as paper, glass, plastic and finished wood. When writing on the translucent plastic, allow ink to dry briefly to prevent smudging; heavy ink saturation may reduce repositionability.