If you are buying a Leuchtturm1917 notebook, you may have some difficulty understanding the company’s size offerings. This article will help simplify your selection process.
Leuchtturm1917 Sizes
Leuchtturm1917’s notebooks and planners generally follow standard ISO paper sizes, but they do use some variants, like A4+ and B6+. Here are the sizes, from smallest to largest…
- Mini: A7 size (70 x 110 mm)
- Pocket: A6 size (90 x 150 mm)
- Paperback: B6+ size (125 x 190 mm)
- Medium: A5 size (145 x 210 mm)
- Composition: B5 size (178 x 254 mm)
- Master: A4+ (225 x 315 mm)
Of these, the Medium (A5) is the main size sold in the US, thanks in part because when it’s open it’s exactly the size of an A4 sheet of copy paper. The B5 size is also quite popular and gives writer a bit more room to spread out.
Sketchbooks
Some Leuchtturm1917 paper product are sold in square sizes, particularly the Sketchbook Square, which is 225 x 225 mm.
Sketchbooks are sold in rectangular sizes as well including Master (A4+), Medium (A5), and a landscape-orientation Medium (A5).
Journals
Bullet journals and standard journals are typically sold in an A5 size. This is also true of the Bullet Journal Edition 2.
Paper Weights
Leuchtturm1917 will usually use a standard paper weight at a given size, unless in the case of a special edition, like the Leuchtturm1917 Edition 120g.
- Mini: 80 gsm
- Pocket: 80 gsm
- Paperback: 80 gsm
- Medium: 80 gsm
- Composition: 80 gsm
- Master: 100 gsm
- Sketchbooks: 150 gas
There are some exceptions, like the Bullet Journal Edition 2, which uses 120 gsm paper.
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