Self-adhesive note paper Franken UMZH 14 99

Franken UMZH 14 99 self-adhesive note paper offers 250 sheets per pad in assorted colors, each sheet sized 140 mm x 140 mm. The square format and moderate thickness make these notes suitable for quick reminders, short lists, message leaving and temporary labels. The adhesive strip on each sheet enables secure attachment to documents, desks, monitors and other smooth surfaces while allowing clean removal without residue when repositioned carefully.

Advantages

The product combines a generous sheet count with a compact pad size for convenient desk storage and portability. Assorted colors improve visual organization and prioritization of tasks. The adhesive performs reliably on common office and home surfaces and the paper surface accepts ballpoint pen, pencil and most markers with minimal bleed-through.

Suitable for

• Office reminders and to-do notes
• Bookmarking pages and marking documents
• Educational use: study notes and classroom messages
• Home organization: lists, labels and quick messages
• Short-term labeling of containers and workspaces

Key specifications

• Sheet size: 140 mm × 140 mm
• Sheets per pad: 250
• Color: assorted colors
• Format: square self-adhesive sheets
• Writable surface suitable for ballpoint pens, pencils and most markers

How to use

Tear off a single sheet along the pad edge, write your note on the writable area and press the adhesive strip onto a clean, dry surface. For best adhesion, avoid textured or dusty surfaces. To reposition, gently peel the sheet off and apply it to the new location; repeated reapplications can reduce adhesive strength over time. Store pads flat and away from direct sunlight to maintain paper quality.

Recommendations

For optimal results, apply notes to clean, smooth surfaces such as glass, metal, laminated wood and finished desks. Use a ballpoint pen or medium-point marker for clear legibility. When using on important documents, test a single sheet first to confirm the adhesive does not affect the paper of the underlying document.