3M 2027RCR Post-it Sticky Note Cube 400 Sheets
- Sticky Notes
- Assorted
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Twelve lined pads of 4×6-inch vintage notes with strong adhesive that removes cleanly from smooth surfaces
Kozerite supplies twelve lined sticky-note pads in a vintage colour palette. Each pad contains 30 sheets measuring four by six inches, giving ample room for detailed notes, lists or sketches. The 80 gsm paper resists curling and ink bleed for clean writing.
The lined format suits anyone who needs structured space for to-do lists, lesson plans or project outlines. Users who prefer blank or grid pages, or who want smaller three-by-three notes, should consider a different style.
A high-tack backing keeps sheets fixed to walls, monitors, glass or whiteboards without falling off. The notes remove cleanly from paper surfaces leaving no residue, so pages stay neat when repositioned.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Kozerite |
| Model name | 12-4 × 6-xiantiao-F |
| Product color | Vintage |
| Size & build | |
| Size details | 4 × 6 in |
| In the box | |
| Pack quantity | 12 |
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