Legal Pad - A4 - 50 Sheets

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The B&Q A4 Legal Pad is an essential stationery tool designed for students, office professionals, and anyone who requires a reliable surface for drafting notes or organizing thoughts. Featuring 50 high-quality lined sheets with a sturdy 70GSM weight, it offers a smooth writing experience that resists bleed-through for most standard pens; however, heavy fountain pen inks may show slight shadowing on the reverse side of the page.
| Model Part Number | DW1098 |
|---|---|
| Brand | B&Q |
This pad is designed for handwritten notes and is not intended for use in printers.
No, this legal pad does not feature pre-punched holes for binders.
The backing board is 1.5mm thick, providing a rigid surface for writing.
While it works with standard pens, permanent markers may bleed through the 70GSM paper.
The pad follows standard A4 sizing, suitable for most professional document folders.
Use a ballpoint or fine-liner pen instead of a thick-nibbed fountain pen or marker.
Fold the sheet back along the top perforation line multiple times before carefully pulling it away.
Store the pad in a cool, dry area away from direct moisture or high humidity.
This legal pad is a plug-and-play stationery solution that requires no setup. To ensure optimal performance, keep the pad in a dry environment, as humidity can cause paper to warp or the top glue binding to weaken over time. When transporting the pad, place it in a flat compartment of your bag to prevent the top edge from bending or the pages from crinkling. If you need to remove a sheet, pull gently and steadily from the top perforation to minimize tearing the edge of the paper.