Notebook SMLT 100-00600 A4 96 pages assorted colors ruled

A4 SMLT notebook model 100-00600 contains 96 ruled pages in standard A4 format, designed for everyday writing tasks. The notebook is available in assorted cover colors and fits easily into folders and binders. Ruled pages provide consistent line spacing for neat handwriting and organized notes, making the notebook practical for school and study use as well as for office or home note-taking.

Advantages

The A4 format and 96-page count balance capacity with portability, allowing multiple subjects or projects to be recorded while remaining slim enough for transport. Ruled pages help maintain consistent handwriting and improve readability. Assorted cover colors enable simple visual organization by subject or user preference. The standard size ensures compatibility with A4 filing systems, folders and binders.

Suitable for

• School classes and homework
• University lectures and study notes
• Office note-taking and meeting minutes
• Personal journals, lists and everyday writing

Key specifications

• Format: A4 (210 × 297 mm)
• Page count: 96 pages
• Page type: Ruled (lined) paper
• Cover: Assorted colors (multiple cover color options)
• Binding: Stapled or glued spine suitable for A4 notebooks
• Paper use: Suitable for ballpoint pens, pencils and most gel pens

How to use

Use the notebook for sequential notes, organizing content by date, subject or project. Write on ruled pages to keep entries aligned and legible; leave margins or use the first line for headings. Store completed pages in A4 folders or binders if needed, or tear out sheets along the spine where binding allows. Choose cover colors to separate subjects or tasks and keep the notebook in a dry place to preserve paper quality.

Usage recommendations

For longer-term storage, insert the notebook into an A4 folder or binder to protect pages from wear. To maximize usability, dedicate each notebook to a single subject or project and label the cover with a date range or topic. Avoid using heavy ink that may bleed through thin paper; test pens on a corner page if necessary.