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The Cambridge Everyday Ruled Margin Refill Pad is an essential stationery solution for students, educators, and office professionals who prioritize organized note-taking. Offering a generous 160 pages per pad and a convenient pack of five, this A4 paper provides consistent, feint-ruled writing surfaces with clear margins for effective annotation. While the 70gsm paper weight is ideal for standard pens and pencils, users should be aware that it may show minor show-through if using heavy-flow fountain pens or markers.
| Model Part Number | 100080234 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Cambridge |
The paper weight is 70gsm, which is standard for everyday writing tasks.
No, these pads are tapebound and do not feature perforated edges for tearing.
Yes, each purchase contains a pack of 5 individual 160-page refill pads.
No, the paper is not pre-punched. You will need to use a hole punch if you need to insert the pages into a ring binder.
The paper is A4 size, which is approximately 210mm x 297mm.
Yes, the tape binding is unobtrusive and allows the pad to lie flat, which is generally comfortable for left-handed users.
Avoid using high-flow fountain pens or permanent markers; switch to a ballpoint or fine-liner pen.
Avoid pulling pages forcefully. Since the binding is tape-based, it is best to leave the pages in the pad or use a clean cutting tool if a page must be removed.
These pads are designed for immediate use. To maintain the integrity of your notes, store the pads in a dry, room-temperature environment to prevent paper curling or moisture absorption. If you use the pads inside a standard A4 ring binder, note that these pads do not come pre-punched, so you may need to use a hole punch if you intend to move pages into a separate folder. For long-term organization, it is recommended to write the date and subject title in the top margin of each page as you start a new session.
