Writing notebook Herlitz 10416634 A3 25 sheets Multicolour

The Herlitz 10416634 A3 writing notebook contains 25 multicolour sheets on heavy 100 g/m² paper designed for writing, sketching and mixed-media classroom or office tasks. The large A3 format provides an extended working area for diagrams, posters, layouts and draft designs while the multicolour pages help organise ideas or highlight sections. The plain, high-opacity paper reduces show-through and is suitable for pencils, pens, markers and light water-based washes.

Advantages

This notebook offers a spacious A3 format combined with robust 100 g/m² sheets that resist bleed-through from common writing instruments. The multicolour page assortment supports visual organisation and creative workflows. With 25 sheets, the pad balances portability and ample surface area for larger projects, making it convenient for classroom use, presentations or studio sketching.

Suitable for

• Sketching and drawing with pencils, charcoal and markers
• Writing large-format notes, mind maps and diagrams
• Creating posters, school projects and presentations
• Mixed-media studies with light ink and water-based paints

Key specifications

• Format: A3 (297 × 420 mm)
• Number of sheets: 25
• Paper weight: 100 g/m²
• Page finish: uncoated, multicolour
• Sheet orientation: single-sided pad

How to use

Place the notebook on a flat surface or drawing board to make full use of the A3 working area. Select writing or drawing tools appropriate to 100 g/m² paper — graphite pencils, coloured pencils, markers and light water-based paint produce good results. For wet media, test on a corner sheet first to check absorption and drying time. Tear sheets out carefully along the binding if you need to present or store individual pages.

Recommendations

Store the notebook flat and protected from moisture and direct sunlight to maintain paper quality. When using markers or heavier inks, work on a protective under-sheet to avoid transfer to the underlying surface. For archival or display purposes, allow any wet media to dry fully and consider mounting on a backing board.