Wirebound
Notebook consisting of sheets and covers bound at on side by a metal wire comb (double spiral).
Wirebound at the top
Notebook consisting of sheets and covers bound at the top by a metal wire comb (double spiral).
Glued spine
The pages are glued together along the spine and then pressed to form a solid whole.
Swen spine
The pages are sewn together along the spine, making them durable and resistant. The stitching is usually visible on the outside of the product.
Threadbound
Thick notebook made up of small folded sheets, sewn and bound in square spine.
Head stapled
Stapled sheets assembled at the header, with staples placed on the pad using a unique process known as "Sangrif". This means that the staples do not appear on the spine, so there is no risk of injury, clothing snags or desk scratches.
Stapled on long side
Stapled sheets assembled along the side, with staples placed on the pad using a unique process known as "Sangrif". This means they don't appear on the back, so there's no risk of injuring yourself, snagging your clothes or scratching your desk.
Staplebound
Notebook made up of a set of sheets and a cover, folded and stapled with metal wire.
Canvas-backed threadbound
thick notebook made up of small booklets of glued sheets, bound in square spine.
Hard cover
Binding technique in which the covers are reinforced with rigid cardboard to create a strong, durable structure.
Soft cover
Binding technique in which the cover is partially rigid, offering a degree of flexibility while maintaining a solid structure
Glued at the top pad
is a cover method where the sheets of a pad are glued together along the spine, on a cardboard underside, with a protective cover.