Tops TOP74840 Recycled Writing Pad 5x8 in 50 Sheets 12 Pack

Product Description

The TOPS TOP74840 is a junior legal-ruled recycled writing pad designed for everyday note-taking and writing tasks. Each pad measures 5 inches by 8 inches and contains 50 sheets of everyday-weight paper ruled at 9/32 inch line spacing with a 1 inch left red margin. Sheets are topbound with Letr-Trim perforation for clean, straight removal. A 30 point chipboard backer provides a firm writing surface. The paper is made from a high percentage of post-consumer recycled fiber and is manufactured to resist bleed-through under normal pen and pencil use. This pad ships in a dozen of 12 individual pads per package.

The TOP74840 suits general office environments, classrooms, job sites, and any setting where compact, ruled note-taking pads are needed. The junior legal 5 by 8 inch format fits easily on a desk, in a bag, or alongside a clipboard. The California-style design and eco-friendly construction make it appropriate for facilities or organizations with sustainability requirements. Each pad is independently usable, making the 12-pad package practical for stocking workstations, supply rooms, or service trucks.

Key Features

• 50 junior legal-ruled sheets per pad, 9/32 inch line spacing
• 1 inch left red margin for organized note layout
• Letr-Trim perforation for clean sheet removal
• 30 point chipboard backer provides rigid writing support
• High percentage of post-consumer recycled fiber content
• Bleed-resistant everyday-weight paper suitable for pen and pencil

Compatibility

Designed as a standard junior legal-ruled writing pad for general office, educational, and field use. Compatible with ballpoint pens, pencils, and most felt-tip markers without significant bleed-through.

Installation Notes

No installation is required for this product. Store pads flat in a dry environment to prevent curling or moisture damage. To remove sheets cleanly, fold the page back against the perforation line before tearing. Discard the chipboard backer or recycle it according to local guidelines when the pad is exhausted.