Notebook set TEKA A5, 100 sheets, squared, pack of 5 (model 602985)

TEKA A5 notebook set includes five identical notebooks, each in A5 format with 100 sheets and squared ruling. The compact size fits easily into backpacks, folders and briefcases, making these notebooks convenient for school lessons, office meetings and everyday note taking. The squared grid provides clear guidance for writing, drawing diagrams and solving math problems while the consistent layout across all five books supports organized record keeping.

Advantages

The set offers uniform A5 notebooks with 100 sheets each, ensuring consistent paper quality and layout across multiple books. Squared ruling helps maintain neat handwriting and accurate diagrams. The compact format balances enough writing space with portability, and the pack of five reduces the need to replace notebooks frequently.

Suitable for

• School classes and homework, especially mathematics and technical subjects
• Office notes, meeting minutes and project sketches
• Personal planning, to‑do lists and journaling
• Technical drawings, diagrams and graphing tasks

Key specifications

• Format: A5
• Sheets per notebook: 100
• Ruling: squared grid
• Quantity in pack: 5 notebooks
• Suitable for writing instruments: pen, pencil, fine markers

How to use

Use these A5 squared notebooks for structured note taking, step‑by‑step problem solving and sketching diagrams. Open a fresh notebook from the pack when the previous one is full and keep them organized by subject or project. For longer records, label the covers or first pages with dates and topics to simplify retrieval. The squared grid assists with aligning text and figures; choose a writing instrument that minimizes ink bleed for the best results.

Usage recommendations

Store the notebooks in a dry place away from direct moisture and heat to preserve paper quality. For precise sketches or ink work, allow time for ink to dry before closing the notebook. When used with liquid ink pens, test on a corner page to check for bleed‑through.