In the last week we have requested a request for dot Rhodiarama notebooks and dot Reverse books. I checked–and while there are no immediate plans to make these products with dot grids you never know.. 
Are there any other Rhodia products–existing or otherwise–where you would like to have dot grids?
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I can’t think of any additional products at the moment, but definitely want to add to the Rhodiarama requests — dot grid is my favourite kind of paper!
I have to admit I love the idea of a purple Rhodiarama with the dotgrids….I’m drooling just thinking about it;)
ooo…a dot LeCarre would be cool…or a Reverse… For some reason I find the combo of square and dot pleasingly different…I’m a fan of contrast…to say nothing of liking the dot grid for writing in general, no matter the shape of the page.
I would love to see Dot Pads for the smaller pad holder No. 11.
Also, you have pencil loops sewn into the No. 11 Pad Holder, but not the No. 12? I prefer using the smallest Dot Pad, so I’m having a pencil (I use a Fisher Space Pen) loop custom sewn into the No. 12 Pad Holder to fit the smallest Dot Pad.
In general, I would love to see the Dot used over the entire system. It’s perfect for any type of note taking or drawing (I use them a lot for Mind mapping) or any other use.
Thanks so much for the feedback, which I will pass along to the Rhodia product chief in France. I will keep you posted if more dot grid products are planned. Thanks again!
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