Notebook ROTH Orcas Klipp & Klar Lined A5, 96 sheets

ROTH Orcas Klipp & Klar Lined A5, 96 sheets is a compact ruled notebook designed for everyday writing tasks. The A5 format and 96 lined pages offer a balanced combination of portability and usable writing area. A glued spine keeps pages aligned while allowing for simple tearing of sheets where needed, and the standard paper weight supports writing with pens and pencils without excessive bleed-through.

Advantages

The notebook provides a practical size that fits most bags and folders, making it convenient for students, office workers, and anyone who needs to take notes on the go. Lined pages help maintain neat handwriting and structured notes. Construction with a glued spine ensures reliable page alignment and straightforward page removal, while the 96-page count offers sufficient space for projects, homework, meeting minutes, and daily planning.

Suitable for

• School and university notes
• Workplace meeting notes and to-do lists
• Daily planning and personal organization
• Homework and study summaries
• Quick sketches with ruled guidance

Key specifications

• Format: A5 (approx. 148 × 210 mm)
• Pages: 96 sheets (lined)
• Page rulings: standard horizontal lines for general writing
• Binding: glued spine for aligned pages and removable sheets
• Paper weight: standard writing paper suitable for pens and pencils
• Cover: flexible cover appropriate for everyday handling

How to use

Use the notebook for writing notes, lists, schedules and study material on the lined pages. For neat results, write with a pen or pencil appropriate to the paper weight and align entries to the horizontal rulings. Fold the cover back for a stable writing surface when a table is not available. When you need to remove a page, gently fold along the glued spine edge and tear carefully to avoid damaging adjacent pages.

Usage recommendations

Store the notebook flat or upright in a dry place to preserve page alignment and prevent warping. For longer archival of important notes, consider transferring key pages to a binder or scanning them, since the glued spine is intended for everyday use rather than long-term preservation.