Unzvg B5 Four Section Twin Wire Project Notebook Ochre
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Overview
One ochre B5 project notebook with eighty pale sheets, providing 160 ruled pages, divided into four equal twenty-sheet sections by four polypropylene tab dividers. A silver twin-wire binding runs along the left edge.
Specifications
- Notebook quantity: exactly 1
- External size: approximately 25.5 cm high x 19 cm wide x 2.2 cm thick
- Page format: B5
- Paper: pale ivory wood-pulp writing paper, approximately 90 gsm
- Sheet quantity: exactly 80
- Page quantity: exactly 160, counting both sides
- Layout: horizontal gray ruling with approximately 8 mm line spacing and one plain left margin line
- Sections: exactly 4, each containing 20 paper sheets
- Dividers: exactly 4 translucent polypropylene dividers with staggered tabs in blue, green, amber, and plum
- Cover: rigid ochre polypropylene front and back covers
- Binding: one silver twin-wire binding along the left edge
- Closure, pockets, loose refill pages, dates, labels, and pen: not included
- Product Net Weight: approximately 0.68 kg
Features
- Four fixed dividers separate the notebook into equal paper sections.
- The repeated ruled pages contain no printed dates, tasks, prompts, or numbering.
- No fountain-pen compatibility, bleed resistance, archival, acid-free, or preservation-duration claim is made.
Package Includes
- 1 ochre B5 four-section twin-wire project notebook
- 1 printed use-and-care card
Use and Care
Before first use, inspect both covers, every wire loop, page holes, divider tabs, and paper edges. Turn pages near the wire without pulling on the tabs, and do not open or reshape the wire loops. Keep the notebook clean and dry. Write with compatible dry writing tools and allow ink to dry before closing. Do not expose pages to liquids, flame, heaters, solvents, or prolonged direct sunlight. Wipe the cover with a soft dry cloth; do not machine wash or immerse. Store closed on a flat, dry surface without placing heavy objects on the binding. Discontinue use if the cover, wire, stitches, elastic, ribbon, divider, or page attachment becomes unsafe or detached.