Herlitz GREENline writing notebook A4 50 sheets Green White

The Herlitz GREENline writing notebook A4 50 sheets Green White is a paperback, A4-format notebook with 50 ruled sheets made from 70 g/m² paper. Designed for everyday writing and note-taking, the notebook combines a green-and-white cover design with a compact, lightweight construction that fits into folders and bags. The use of 70 g/m² paper balances opacity and stiffness to reduce show-through and provide a reliable surface for ballpoint, gel pens and pencils.

Advantages

The paperback cover offers lightweight protection while keeping the notebook flexible for storage. Fifty ruled A4 sheets give enough writing space for notes, homework, and meeting minutes without excess bulk. Paper weight of 70 g/m² provides a consistent writing experience with reduced bleeding and improved page handling. The green-and-white design makes the notebook easy to identify among other stationery and supports an organized workspace.

Suitable for

• Students taking classroom notes and completing assignments
• Office workers recording meeting minutes and to-do lists
• Home use for lists, journaling, and household records
• Training sessions, seminars and workshops

Key specifications

• Format: A4 (210 × 297 mm)
• Number of sheets: 50 ruled sheets
• Paper weight: 70 g/m²
• Cover type: paperback
• Line format: ruled
• Cover design: green and white
• Binding: glued spine

How to use

Open the paperback cover and write on the ruled sheets using pens or pencils suitable for 70 g/m² paper. Store the notebook flat or upright in a bag or shelf to prevent bending of the cover and pages. For longer-term archiving, remove sheets as needed or transfer notes to a folder. If using ink-heavy pens, test on a corner page to check for bleed-through before writing over entire pages.

Recommendations

For everyday note-taking choose ballpoint or gel pens with medium tips to minimize show-through and ensure legible writing. Keep the notebook in a dry place to preserve paper quality and prevent warping. Use the first and last pages for index notes or contact details to quickly locate important sections.