Notebook ENRI Cake Sheet 80 Sheets (5 Units)

Notebook ENRI Cake Sheet 80 Sheets (5 Units)

ENRI
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Return to the office without forgetting a single thing! Buy Notebook ENRI Cake Sheet 80 Sheets (5 Units) and be the envy of your colleagues!Type: NotebookColour: CakeSize: SheetMaterial:...

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Return to the office without forgetting a single thing! Buy Notebook ENRI Cake Sheet 80 Sheets (5 Units) and be the envy of your colleagues!

The notebook by ENRI stands out for its high quality and professional finish, making it ideal for daily use in both school and office settings. This set includes 5 units with polypropylene covers, a durable plastic material that ensures long-lasting protection against spills and wear. The design features assorted pastel shades, giving a modern and visually appealing look. Each notebook follows the folio format (215 x 315 mm), making it easy to organize and store notes or important documents. It contains 80 sheets per notebook with a 90 g/m² paper weight, providing comfortable writing and preventing ink bleed-through with most pens and markers. The 4 mm squared ruling is especially suitable for technical work, mathematics, or any structured note-taking, helping to align text and graphics precisely. Its convenient spiral binding allows pages to open and turn fully, enhancing usability on small surfaces or when taking quick notes. Manufactured in Spain, this ENRI product offers a balanced combination of functionality, durability, and style for those who value efficient organization and a neat presentation of their writing materials.



  • Type: Notebook
  • Colour:
    • Cake
    • Multicolour
  • Size: Sheet
  • Material:
    • polypropylene
    • Plastic
  • Binding: Spiral
  • Units: 5 Units
  • Sheets: 80 Sheets
  • Weight: 90 g/m²
  • Squared: 4 mm

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ENRI