Post-it Greener Notes 654R-24CP-CY is a 24-pad cabinet pack of 76mm x 76mm Canary Yellow sticky notes made from 100% recycled paper, giving you 1,800 sheets total for everyday note-taking, labelling and reminders in the office or at home.
These are standard stacked note pads, not a pop-up dispenser refill — each pad is a self-contained stack you peel sheets from directly. If you're topping up a Post-it pop-up dispenser, you need the separate R330-series pop-up notes rather than this 654R pad format.
24 pads of Canary Yellow Post-it Greener Notes, 75 sheets per pad, packed together as one cabinet pack — no dispenser or accessories included.
This is the recycled-paper version of the standard Post-it 654 note pad, built for offices and businesses that want to cut paper waste without switching note formats. The adhesive is the standard repositionable Post-it strip (not the "Super Sticky" enhanced-hold version) — reliable for desks, folders, monitors and paperwork, though not intended for rough or vertical surfaces that need extra hold. Buying the full 24-pad cabinet pack in one SKU also means one line item and one delivery for a supply that would otherwise need reordering every few weeks.
A 24-pad cabinet pack of Canary Yellow 76mm x 76mm notes made from 100% recycled paper — 1,800 sheets total.
Same size, colour and adhesive — this version (654R) just uses 100% recycled paper and 75 sheets per pad instead of 100.
No — this is a stacked cabinet pack, not a pop-up refill. Pop-up dispensers need the separate R330 series.
1,800 sheets total — 24 pads of 75 sheets each.
Yes, same repositionable adhesive. Not built for rough or vertical surfaces — for that, Post-it's Super Sticky range holds stronger.
The note paper itself is 100% recycled stock — sticking and removal work exactly the same as standard notes.
Greener Notes (this product) use standard adhesive on recycled paper; Super Sticky notes use a stronger "2X" adhesive but aren't recycled paper.
Office restocking — 24 pads (1,800 sheets) is built for shared supply cupboards and busy desks, not single-user quantities.