3M MMM561 Post-it Easel Pad Yellow Ruled 2-pack

Product Description

The 3M MMM561 is a Post-it Easel Pad designed for team collaboration, planning sessions, and idea capture in professional and educational settings. Each pad features yellow sheets with faint blue ruled lines to keep handwriting aligned and organized. The premium paper construction resists marker bleedthrough, protecting underlying sheets and surfaces. Sheets are coated with a repositionable adhesive that allows them to be posted and removed from most surfaces without leaving residue or causing damage. This carton includes 2 pads, making it a practical supply for offices, training rooms, and conference spaces.

The MMM561 easel pad is suited for conference rooms, classrooms, training facilities, and collaborative workspaces where large-format writing surfaces are needed. The sturdy backcard provides structure during use and includes a built-in handle for easy transport between rooms or locations. Universal slots on the backcard allow the pad to mount on most standard easel stands, making setup straightforward for facilitators and presenters. Sold as a carton of 2 pads, it supports extended use without frequent reordering.

Key Features

• Yellow ruled sheets with faint blue lines for neat, aligned writing
• Premium paper resists marker bleedthrough to protect underlying sheets
• Repositionable adhesive sticks to most surfaces without damage on removal
• Sturdy backcard with integrated handle for portability
• Universal backcard slots compatible with most standard easel stands
• Carton of 2 pads for extended session coverage

Compatibility

Designed for use with most standard easel stands featuring universal pad-slot mounting. Sheets adhere to typical wall surfaces including painted drywall, whiteboards, and glass without requiring tape or fasteners.

Installation Notes

No tools are required to set up the MMM561 easel pad. Slide the backcard into the slots on a compatible easel stand before use, confirming the stand is stable on a level surface before writing. When posting individual sheets to walls or surfaces, press firmly at the edges for best adhesion. Peel sheets slowly and at a low angle to avoid surface damage during removal.