Writing notebook Oxford 400152648 A4, hardcover, 50 sheets, 100 g/m², black

Oxford 400152648 A4 writing notebook is a hardcover, 50-sheet notebook with 100 g/m² paper in black. The A4 format provides a large writing area for notes, meeting minutes, sketches and records. The heavier paper weight reduces show-through and offers a stable surface for writing and light sketching. The hardcover protects pages in transport and storage and gives the notebook a professional, monochrome appearance suitable for office and study environments.

Advantages

The hardcover construction increases durability and helps keep pages flat during writing. The 100 g/m² paper minimizes ink bleed and show-through compared with standard lighter-weight sheets, improving legibility on both sides of the page. The 50-sheet capacity maintains a compact thickness while providing enough pages for regular use. The A4 size is compatible with desk workflows and filing systems used in offices and educational settings.

Suitable for

• Note-taking in meetings, lectures and seminars
• Office records, reports and project planning
• Sketching, diagramming and design drafts
• Archiving written material or handing over documents

Key specifications

• Format: A4 (large writing area)
• Cover: hardcover for protection and rigidity
• Number of sheets: 50
• Paper weight: 100 g/m²
• Paper colour: black (monochrome cover and design)
• Binding: sewn or glued spine for secure page retention

How to use

Open the hardcover flat on a desk to create a stable writing surface. Use pens, pencils or fine markers compatible with 100 g/m² paper; test new inks on a corner page if concerned about bleed-through. For archiving, label the front cover or first page with date, subject and author. When sketching or drafting, place a protective sheet under the page to avoid impressions transferring to subsequent pages.

Usage recommendations

For best results use medium to fine-tip pens, mechanical pencils or fountain pens with appropriate ink that performs well on heavier paper. Store the notebook upright or flat in a dry place to preserve the hardcover and paper quality.