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A large-format notebook isn't just for taking notes. It needs to stay legible in a bag, protect its pages and adapt to the way you write. The Clairefontaine Koverbook notebook 24 x 32 cm stands out thanks to its protective cover, built-in pockets and different binding options.
However, certain details can turn a practical purchase into an unnecessary expense. Here are the criteria to consider before choosing a large-squared notebook, a Séyès notebook or a spiral-bound model.
The 24 x 32 cm measurement refers to the external dimensions of the notebook. This format offers a comfortable surface for lessons, homework, reports or projects, but it takes up more space than a standard A4 notebook in a bag or locker.
So, measure your storage space before ordering. This format is particularly suitable for people who like to write with generous margins or slip documents into the flaps.
A stitched notebook is generally compact and easy to store. However, its pages are not designed to be folded back 360°. A spiral binding makes it easy to consult flat and is practical for taking notes standing up, but it adds a metal or plastic structure that can snag in a poorly organised bag.
The choice between spiral or stitched notebook should therefore depend on how you work, not just on the product's appearance.
A colourful cover gives no indication of the ruling or the number of pages. Depending on the model, you'll find a transparent, opaque, two-tone or metallic cover, with large-squared ruling or a Séyès layout.
When the colour is sent at random, as is the case for some assorted collections, you need to take this into account before buying. For a specific school use, first check the ruling, the paper weight and the type of binding.
Polypropylene is a lightweight, rigid plastic, well suited to the daily protection of paper covers. The Koverbook models presented here incorporate two large flaps that can hold documents, loose sheets or bookmarks.
A transparent cover allows you to quickly identify the title or personalisation of the notebook. An opaque or two-tone version conceals the contents more and adds a more colourful touch. In both cases, the flaps mean you don't have to systematically add a separate folder.
For maintenance, a dry or slightly damp cloth is usually sufficient. However, avoid leaving the cover in contact with moisture, sharp objects or a heat source.
The models in this selection use Clairefontaine Vélin Velouté 90 g/m² paper. This weight offers good durability for everyday note-taking, while its surface is described as smooth by the manufacturer.
The result, however, depends on the ink, the pressure applied and the type of pen used. To avoid unpleasant surprises, if possible test your usual pen on a few lines. The relevant product sheets also indicate PEFC-certified paper. According to the information provided, the notebooks shown are made in France.
A 96-page notebook is suitable for one subject, a project or professional use spread over several weeks. The Séyès ruling features lines and spacing designed to guide school handwriting. Large squares offer more freedom for tables, diagrams and notes taken quickly.
Some models also stand out for their capacity. The Koverbook spiral 24 x 32 cm presented below has 100 pages. These few extra pages can make a difference with heavy use, even if the choice of binding is usually more decisive.
Why this choice suits this profile: This set allows you to organise school subjects, folders or personal activities without having to buy each notebook separately.
Each notebook has a polypropylene cover and two flaps with pockets, which means you don't need to buy additional protection.
Five 96-page notebooks, Vélin Velouté 90 g/m² paper, transparent cover and self-adhesive label to personalise each notebook.
Why this choice suits this profile: This model combines a sleek design, an integrated protective cover and large-squared ruling, suitable for lessons, meetings and structured projects.
The product sheet specifies the format, stitched binding, 96 pages and built-in pockets: the essential criteria are known before purchase.
Vélin Velouté 90 g/m² paper, transparent polypropylene, two storage flaps and personalisation label.
Why this choice suits this profile: Its 360° opening makes it easy to write flat, consult several pages and take frequent notes at the office or on the go.
The wraparound cover protects the spiral, while the two pockets reduce the risk of losing loose sheets or related documents.
100 pages of 90 g/m² paper, 360° opening, transparent polypropylene cover and self-adhesive label.
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Yes, this large-format notebook offers a comfortable surface for note-taking, exercises, diagrams and homework. However, check the space available in your bag or locker: its external dimensions are larger than those of a standard A4 notebook.
The stitched model is generally more compact and suitable for everyday use. The spiral model opens flat, even 360°, which makes writing in tight spaces easier. On the downside, the spiral can take up a little more room in a pencil case or bag.
Its lifespan depends on how often it is used, how it is transported and its exposure to moisture. A polypropylene cover protects the pages from everyday wear and tear, but it does not replace dry, careful storage. To extend its useful life, store the notebook flat or upright, use the flaps for loose sheets and avoid putting strain on the binding.