Note paper pad Q-Connect KF01349 — rectangle multicolour, 125 x 75 mm, 100 self-adhesive sheets

Q-Connect note paper pad KF01349 contains 100 self-adhesive rectangular sheets in pastel multicolours. Each sheet measures 125 x 75 mm, providing a compact surface for short reminders, messages and annotations. The repositionable adhesive strip holds notes securely to paper, screens, desks or walls while allowing clean removal and reapplication. The pad is arranged in groups of colours to help organise quick notes by topic or priority and is sized for convenient carrying or desktop use.

Advantages

The thin, repositionable adhesive layer ensures notes remain in place without leaving significant residue, and the standardized 125 x 75 mm size fits most planners, file pockets and wallets. Pastel colours improve visibility without overpowering documents, and having 100 sheets per pad reduces the need for frequent replacement. The rectangular format provides a practical writing surface for short lists, phone numbers and to-dos.

Suitable for

• Leaving reminders on documents, computer displays and desks
• Colour-coding tasks, priorities and project notes
• Short annotations in planners, folders and textbooks
• Temporary labels for files, boxes and storage containers

Key specifications

• Sheet dimensions: 125 x 75 mm
• Count: 100 self-adhesive sheets per pad
• Shape: rectangular
• Colour: pastel multicolour (yellow, pink, blue, green)
• Adhesive: repositionable strip for temporary attachment

How to use

Tear off a sheet from the pad along the glued edge, write your note or message on the printable surface, and press the adhesive edge onto the desired clean, dry surface. For best adhesion, apply pressure along the adhesive strip and avoid repeated repositioning over dusty or textured surfaces. Remove by peeling gently from one corner; if necessary reposition by aligning and pressing the adhesive edge back into place.

Usage recommendations

Store the pad flat and away from direct sunlight and high humidity to preserve adhesive performance and paper quality. Use pastel colours to prioritise or group notes without obscuring underlying text; for long-term labelling, consider a permanent label instead of a repositionable note.