Rhino A4+ Exercise Book - VDU048-243-6


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The Rhino A4+ Exercise Book is designed for students, teachers, and professionals who require extra physical space for mounting A4-sized handouts or diagrams without overlapping edges. Its primary benefit is the oversized format which ensures standard A4 sheets fit perfectly within the pages, though its 48-page count may be limiting for long-term projects requiring extensive volumes of notes.
| Model Part Number | VDU048-243-6 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Rhino |
Yes, the 339 x 240mm dimensions are specifically designed to be larger than standard A4 paper, allowing for full-page mounting.
The 75gsm paper is smooth and generally accommodates fountain pens well, though very wet inks may show some ghosting.
The 225gsm manilla cover provides good physical protection but is not waterproof; keep away from liquid spills.
Each book contains 48 pages.
The paper features 8mm feint ruling with a margin.
Use a dry glue stick instead of liquid PVA or wet glue when mounting inserts.
Ensure you are not overloading the book with heavy cardstock inserts, which can put stress on the stapled binding.
No specialized setup is required. To maintain the integrity of the exercise book, avoid using heavy liquid adhesives that might warp the paper; glue sticks are the recommended medium for mounting extra sheets. When storing, keep the book in a dry, temperate environment to prevent the pages from curling or the cover from becoming brittle. If you are inserting multiple sheets, distribute them evenly throughout the book to prevent the spine from becoming disproportionately bulky, which can strain the binding over time.