Registre Avery 428 bleu blanc jaune

The Avery 428 Administration Book features durable paper construction in blue, white and yellow, sized at 210 mm × 297 mm (A4). Designed for everyday office and personal record keeping, it offers a clear layout for organized notes, meeting minutes, registers and document tracking. The book's compact A4 format makes it easy to store on shelves or in filing cabinets while remaining large enough for clear handwritten entries.

Advantages

The administration book combines a sturdy paper cover and inner sheets that tolerate regular handling without rapid wear. Its tri-colour design (blue, white and yellow) improves visual separation of sections and helps rapid identification of topics or departments. Lightweight and flat when closed, it fits standard office storage and provides a consistent, uniform appearance for administrative records.

Suitable for

• Office record keeping and meeting minutes
• Reception logs and visitor registers
• School or educational administration
• Personal finance tracking and household logs
• Project notes and task lists

Key specifications

• Format: A4 (210 mm × 297 mm)
• Cover and inner pages: paper construction
• Colour scheme: blue, white, yellow
• Binding: bound format suitable for flat storage and page turning
• Suitable for handwritten entries with standard pens and pencils

How to use

Open the administration book and assign sections or headings according to your workflow (for example: date, subject, author, action required). Use the coloured areas to separate topics or priority levels and write entries clearly with a pen or pencil. Keep the book in a consistent place so records are easy to locate; for multi-user environments, note the name and date for each entry to maintain accountability. Store the book flat or upright on a shelf to avoid page distortion.

Recommendations

For best results, use medium-tip ballpoint or gel pens to avoid bleed-through, and place frequently used books in an accessible location. If records must be retained long-term, consider regularly digitizing pages by scanning or photographing entries to create searchable backups.