Q-Connect Refill Pad A4 Plain Punched 2-Hole Head Bound 80 Leaf - 279-4374

The method used to bind the pages of a notebook or similar paper product, indicating how the sheets are held together and presented to the user. Common values include "Wirebound", "Casebound", "Sidebound", "Topbound", "Headbound", "Twin‑wirebound" and other variations that describe the binding style and orientation.

The type of material used to construct the outer covering or shell of a product, such as cardboard, board, polypropylene, cloth, leather, plastic, or other composites. This attribute helps users understand durability, weight, appearance and suitability for specific applications.

The material or construction of a product’s outer covering, such as hardback, softcover, spiral binding, or other protective finishes. It indicates the durability and appearance of the item and helps buyers choose a format that suits their needs.

The total count of individual holes present in a product, such as those used for punching, mounting, or wiring. It indicates how many separate hole openings are available and can be applied to items like paper punchers, metal brackets, or electronic devices.

The total count of individual paper sheets included in a product package or supplied with the item. It represents how many separate sheets are available for use, regardless of size, weight, or layout.

The standard paper format used by a product or component, such as A4, A3, Letter, Legal, etc. It is expressed as a free‑text label that identifies the size category without units.

The type of line pattern printed on the paper surface, such as ruled lines for writing, plain (no lines), or squared grids used for graphing and note‑taking.

Indicates whether a paper product has been punched or perforated to allow easy separation of sheets or pages. The value is typically "Punched" for products with pre‑cut holes and "Unpunched" for those without.