Rhodia Slim Staplebound Notebook - Graph 24 sheets - 3 x 4 3/4 - Orange cover
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Rhodia Slim Staplebound Notebook - Graph 24 sheets - 3 x 4 3/4 - Orange cover
- PREMIUM PAPER - Extra white, ultra smooth French-milled 80g paper. Lined with 3-hole punch. Acid free. pH neutral. Great for fountain pens. Ink won't bleed or feather. PEFC-certified and sourced from sustainable forests.
- SLIM & HANDY - Water-resistant cover and a convenient size to carry anywhere.
- TWO SIZES: 3" x 4.75" has 24 sheets (48 pages); 6" x 8.25 (A5) has 48 sheets (96 pages).
- A VARIETY OF USES - Perfect for writers, artists, and more.
Rhodia's slim staplebound notebooks are easy to carry and a pleasure to use. The water-proof covers are coated for strength and flexibility. Available in two sizes, three colors, and in graph, lined, or dot grid paper, these everyday notebooks have you covered, no matter what you use them for.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will fountain pen ink bleed through the pages?
No. The 80g French-milled paper is ultra smooth and specifically designed for fountain pens—ink won't bleed or feather through the pages.
How many pages does this notebook have?
This 3" x 4.75" Slim Staplebound Notebook has 24 sheets, which equals 48 total pages.
What type of paper is used?
The notebook features premium 80g extra white French-milled paper that is acid-free and pH neutral. It's PEFC-certified and sourced from sustainable forests.
Is the cover waterproof?
Yes, the cover is water-resistant and coated with a durable, flexible coating for protection.
What's the paper layout—is it graph, lined, or blank?
This notebook has graph paper. Rhodia also offers these notebooks in lined or dot grid layouts if you prefer a different format.
Can I use watercolors or markers on these pages?
The 80g paper is smooth and designed to work well with fountain pens and writing instruments. While it's a quality paper, very wet media like heavy watercolors may cause some buckling, so test on a page first if you plan to use markers or diluted paints.
