11x17 Grid Pad 1/4" Square Quadrille Graph (576683) (Fоur Расk)

I do architectural drafting and had a side project that I needed some 1/4 in squared paper for and I liked that you could write the date and title of the project on the sheets, but I had need to tape a few sheets together (one sheet had to be rotated 90*) for a project that I would later be tracing onto vellum and the squares line up in some places and not others because the vertical and horizontal dimensions are slightly different! If you are a hobbyist, perhaps these would work for you, otherwise, don't waste your money!

There are 50 sheets. Paper is slightly heavier than regular printer paper, so a nice weight. At the bottom is a a wider area with 4 boxes for information on the drawing you are creating. The first box is the url of the makers of the grid pad, the 2nd is labeled 'Title', the 3rd is labeled 'Drawn by' and the last is labeled 'Date'. I took a photo of a sheet to show the bottom strip. Overall I really like the pad.

Awesome!!! Drew up my egress window plans for city submissions. Was even able to make high def copies directly from drawing. This is something other "SHINY" papers fail to do. Will buy more when/if i run out! I reccomend this paper for any type of project or prototype drawing. Two thumbs and a pinky toe!!

This is your average 0.25 inch, light blue lined, grid paper. I have no cons, and it is adequate for the at-home irrigation and landscaping design I'm doing. It endures vigorous erasing without being degraded, which is great, since lots of paper doesn't. I will buy it again, or maybe spend a few dollars more and get a little better quality paper. I wouldn't use it at work. For work, I like to use the paper that is more like vellum. The paper that appears to have a little plastic in it - I'm not sure what it is called..?

My boyfriend is a draftsman, and this pad comes in handy for on-site built-ins

excellent grid accuracy and bright finish.

Great product, easy to use

Good pad