Bureaubladonderlegger Sigel HO270 — papier bureaubladonderlegger, oranje/wit, 595×410 mm

Sigel HO270 is a paper desk pad in orange and white with dimensions 595 × 410 mm (approx. A2). The pad contains 30 sheets of 80 gsm paper and provides a smooth, pleasant surface for writing and mouse use while protecting the desk from ink, heat marks and scratches. A sturdy, slip‑resistant cardboard backing and special gluing along the top and bottom edges keep the pad flat on the desk and prevent dog‑eared corners; individual sheets can be torn off for notes.

Advantages

The desk pad combines a large writing area with a protective desk surface and a tidy visual accent in orange and white. High‑quality 80 gsm paper is suitable for writing instruments and mouse use, while the durable cardboard backing ensures the pad lies flat and does not slip. The top and bottom gluing secures the sheets and enables tear‑off use without curling corners.

Suitable for

• Writing notes, lists and appointments
• Using a computer mouse on a smooth paper surface
• Protecting desks from ink, heat from cups and scratches
• Temporary workspace under keyboards, documents or planners

Key specifications

• Format: approx. 595 × 410 mm (A2)
• Sheet count: 30 sheets
• Paper weight: 80 g/m²
• Colour: orange and white
• Backboard: sturdy, slip‑resistant cardboard
• Edge finish: glued along top and bottom edges

How to use

Place the desk pad on a clean, flat surface with the cardboard backing against the desk to ensure stability. Use the paper surface for writing, jotting quick notes or as a mouse surface. Tear off individual sheets along the glued edge when you need separate notes; the glued edges help prevent the remaining sheets from curling.

Recommendations

For long‑lasting use, keep the pad on flat surfaces and avoid prolonged exposure to moisture. Replace the pad after the sheets are used; discard single sheets as needed. The pad is intended for general office and home use and is not a substitute for specialised mouse pads with dedicated tracking surfaces.