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Name: Rhodia No. 18 Top Wirebound A4 Notepad - Black, Graph
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Rating: 4.81 (16 reviews)

Product Code RH-185009C

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This A4-sized black Rhodia top wirebound notepad features 80 sheets of extra white 80g acid-free, pH neutral 5mm graph paper. Each sheet is microperforated at the top for easy and clean removal. There is a hard cardboard back for writing support. These economical pads are a favorite of artists, designers, writers, and notebook fans for notes, sketching, and hand drafting. People love them for their grids, smooth paper, and iconic cover.

Condition: New
Brand: Rhodia
Type: Notepads
Color: Black
Size - Overall The general international paper size, including options such as A4, A5, B5, Pocket, etc. Click here to read our guide on paper sizes.: A4
Binding Orientation: Top
Binding Type: Wirebound
Cover Material: Coated Paper
Paper Color: White
Paper Weight: 80g
Sheet Count The number of individual pieces of paper in the notebook (whereas pages refers to each side of a sheet). 1 sheet = 2 pages.: 80
Perforation Whether or not the paper is micro-perforated and designed to be removed from the notebook. Options include None, Some, or All pages.: All
Height (in): 11.7in
Height (mm): 297mm
Width (in): 8.3in
Width (mm): 210mm
Line Spacing: 5mm
Ruling Type: Graph

Graphic Details

I've been using Rhodia notepads for over a decade. Quality paper and fountain pen friendly. The smaller grid on these graph pads makes it easier to get large, to scale diagrams on a single page.

Flip design is great

Great for taking notes, doodling, or anything really! Love the perforated edges on each page. This design is for you if you hate wire rings getting in the way of your writing, like most notebooks!

People actually notice this

Does what it says on the tin. There are no surprises here other than the reactions I have gotten from co-workers, who have commented that a notebook like this makes a lot of sense. I appreciate that neither hand (right nor left) is disadvantaged with this setup. On a cloth-bound notebook, there's the inevitable **** near the fold that can make writing difficult. The grid is tight, which leads to efficiency. I can pack a LOT of notes or journal entries onto a page; a lot of that space would get wasted in a traditionally lined notebook. Even with a Lamy M or a stub nib. I can quickly sketch graphic organizers (I am a teacher) by hand and the grid keeps my layout honest. If everything in life worked as well as this notebook, our culture would not have invented the concept of perdition. (I would have typed a simpler word but it got flagged by the profanity filter!)

Great!

A fantastic addition to my growing notebook collection!

Love the paper texture!

I have been using Rhodia Wirebound Notebooks for several years because of the high quality and smooth feel of the paper. I mainly write with ballpoint, but in the past have used fountain pens as well, and Rhodia's paper is smooth and shows each type of pen to its best advantage.

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