Notepad pad Oxford A4 10-hole colored, 20 sheets

Oxford A4 notepad with 10 punched holes contains 20 colored sheets in standard A4 format. The pad is prepared for insertion into ring binders and lever arch files, offering colored paper to separate sections, highlight notes or create visual structure in technical documentation, project files and everyday office or school paperwork.

Advantages

The notepad combines A4 format compatibility with 10-hole punching so pages can be removed or kept in binders without additional work. Colored sheets improve organization by making sections and priorities visually distinct, and the compact 20-sheet thickness keeps the pad lightweight while offering enough pages for short projects, meetings or field notes. The paper surface is suitable for pencil, ballpoint pen and most gel inks, enabling clear technical notes and sketches.

Suitable for

• Organizing project documentation and technical notes
• Creating color-coded sections in binders and folders
• Taking field notes, sketches and measurements
• Schoolwork, lesson planning and classroom handouts
• Temporary draft pages for meetings and brainstorming

Key specifications

• Format: A4 (210 x 297 mm)
• Number of sheets: 20
• Hole configuration: 10 punched holes for binder insertion
• Sheet color: assorted colored sheets for sectioning and visual distinction
• Binding: glued at the top edge for easy page removal

How to use

Tear off individual sheets along the glued edge when you need a single page, or leave the sheet attached and fold it back for quick notes. Insert pages into a 10-hole binder or lever arch folder by aligning the punched holes with the binder rings. Use colored pages to separate topics or mark priorities; alternate colors or reserve a single color for specific categories such as sketches or finalized notes. For drawings and technical notes, write with pencils or pens suitable for the paper surface to avoid bleed-through.

Usage recommendations

Store the pad flat in a dry environment to keep pages aligned and prevent warping. When using in binders, avoid overfilling the rings to reduce stress on the punched holes. For archival or long-term storage, transfer important pages into protective sleeves or a permanent binder.