Grid

5 × 5 mm squared ruling formed by horizontal and vertical lines spaced every 5 mm. This is the original page layout used in Rhodia pads.

Lined

A ruling made up of horizontal lines to guide writing.

In standard formats, the lines are typically spaced 7–8 mm apart.

Blank

A plain page with no lines or dots, offering complete freedom for writing, drawing or sketching.

Dot Grid

Small dots spaced 5 mm apart provide subtle guidance while keeping the page visually clean. This ruling is popular for bullet journalling, sketching and structured note-taking.

Header Box

A ruling that includes a header box at the top of the page, providing a practical space for dating, titling and identifying the contents.

Header Box and Margin

A ruling that includes a header box at the top of the page and a margin to define a space for annotations or comments alongside the main content.

Seyes

A traditional French ruling made up of 8 mm light purple squares, subdivided by three finer blue horizontal lines spaced 2 mm apart, with a red vertical margin on the left side of the page.

Meeting

A ruling designed for meeting notes. Each page is lined and divided into three sections — Date, Notes and Action — helping to keep information clear and well organised.

Cross

A ruling made up of delicate crosses forming a subtle geometric grid. It provides gentle guidance while remaining discreet, and is virtually imperceptible when scanned, photocopied, photographed or filmed.

Cross 'n' Dot

An innovative ruling that alternates every 5 mm between small open crosses and discreet dots, forming a subtle guiding grid. This delicate pattern is virtually imperceptible when scanned, photocopied, photographed or filmed.