RHINO Exercise Book - 9 x 7 - 80 Page - Dark Blue

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The RHINO Exercise Book is a versatile stationery essential designed primarily for students, artists, and professionals who need a reliable surface for note-taking, sketching, or brainstorming. Its standout benefit is the high-quality, smooth white paper that ensures a premium writing experience on both sides of the sheet without heavy bleed-through; however, it lacks internal margin markings or grid lines, which may be a drawback for those requiring structured formatting for technical drawing or precise calligraphy.
| Model Part Number | VEX554-12-0 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Rhino |
No, this specific model features plain, blank pages.
Yes, but perform a test on the back page first, as heavy alcohol-based markers may bleed through standard paper.
The book measures approximately 9 x 7 inches or 226 x 178mm.
This exercise book contains 80 pages.
The paper is designed to education-standard quality, suitable for long-term school and office note-taking.
Switch to a ballpoint pen or a fine-liner with less liquid saturation, or use lighter pressure while writing.
Keep the book in a cool, dark place and away from humid environments.
These books do not require any setup and are ready for immediate use. To maintain the integrity of your RHINO exercise book, store it in a dry environment to prevent the pages from absorbing moisture, which can cause wrinkling. When storing, keep the book away from direct sunlight for extended periods to prevent cover fading. Because the spine is traditional stitched/glued construction, avoid bending the book backwards completely to maintain the binding's structural lifespan.