Note paper pads Post-IT 2028-P square 76×76 mm, orange/pink/white, 450 sheets

Post-IT 2028-P square notes are self-adhesive paper pads sized 76 × 76 mm in a three-colour stack (orange, pink, white) with a total of 450 sheets. Made from paper, the sheets are intended for short reminders, quick notes and temporary page markers. The adhesive is designed to stick to a wide range of surfaces and to be repositioned without leaving residue, making these pads suitable for office, home and study environments.

Advantages

The compact square format provides a uniform writing area that fits brief messages and annotations. Having 450 sheets in the pads reduces the need to replace note supplies frequently. The moderate adhesive strength allows repeated repositioning on desks, folders, notebooks and monitors without surface damage or sticky residue. The colour combination of orange, pink and white enhances visibility for reminders and helps basic visual organisation of notes by priority or category.

Suitable for

• Leaving short reminders on desks, doors or equipment
• Marking pages or sections in books, reports and planners
• Writing quick to‑do items, phone numbers or short instructions
• Office, classroom and home study areas where frequent notes are needed

Key specifications

• Sheet size: 76 × 76 mm
• Sheet count: 450 sheets total per product
• Material: paper
• Colours: orange, pink and white
• Adhesive type: repositionable self-adhesive

How to use

Write your message on a sheet with a pen or pencil. Peel a sheet from the stack by lifting from one edge and press the adhesive edge onto the chosen surface. To reposition, gently lift the note and place it elsewhere; the adhesive is formulated to allow multiple placements without leaving visible residue. Store the pads flat and protected from moisture to keep sheets clean and the adhesive effective.

Usage recommendations

Use the coloured sheets for quick visual prioritisation—reserve orange for urgent notes, pink for follow‑up items and white for general reminders. Avoid prolonged exposure on delicate painted surfaces or textured wallpapers; test a single sheet first if surface sensitivity is a concern.