The RHINO A4 Exercise Books with 15mm ruling are perfect for learners developing handwriting skills. Each book contains 32 pages of high-quality, 75gsm smooth white paper, providing ample space for writing. The 15mm feint lines support clear and legible handwriting, making these books ideal for early education settings. The sturdy 225gsm manilla cover ensures durability, while the eco-friendly materials reflect a commitment to sustainability.

• A4 size (297 x 210mm) for standardised use
• 15mm feint ruling to aid handwriting development
• High-quality 75gsm paper suitable for double-sided writing
• Robust 225gsm manilla cover for long-lasting use
• Eco-friendly: 100% recyclable and printed with solvent-free, water-based inks
• Paper sourced from sustainable European forests
• Supports Save the Rhino charity with regular donations
• Made in the EU, adhering to high manufacturing standards

• Size: A4 (297 x 210mm)
• Pages: 32 (16 sheets)
• Ruling: 15mm feint lines
• Paper: 75gsm smooth white, suitable for double-sided writing
• Cover: 225gsm durable manilla
• Binding: Stapled for secure hold
• Pack Size: 10 exercise books
• Colours Available: Light Blue, Red
• Box includes: 10 x RHINO A4 Exercise Books

FAQs

Q1: Are these exercise books suitable for early learners?
A1: Yes, the 15mm feint lines are ideal for children developing their handwriting skills.

Q2: Can I choose specific cover colours in the pack?
A2: The packs are available in various colours, but specific colour selection may depend on retailer availability. Please check with the seller for options.

Q3: Are these books environmentally friendly?
A3: Absolutely. They are 100% recyclable, printed with solvent-free, water-based inks, and made from paper sourced from sustainable European forests.

Q4: Do the pages support ink without bleeding through?
A4: Yes, the 75gsm smooth white paper is designed to prevent ink bleed, allowing for writing on both sides of the page.

Q5: How does purchasing these books support rhino conservation?
A5: RHINO Stationery donates regularly to the Save the Rhino charity, contributing over £100,000 since 2006 to support rhino conservation efforts.