Does this binder lay flat when open? I want to use it on a music stand and often need to have two pages visible.
143618
Yes, it lays flat, I use it for my recipes so I know what you mean about needing it to lay flat!
143619
the curved spine of the binder is approximately 1/2 inch in height, so the binder will not lay perfectly flat, but on a flat surface (table, podium) both opposing pages, which will be about 2 inches apart at the center, will lay substantially flat.
912359
No issues with our binders. You need to set them very loose, especially for a training board. Try contacting manufacturer.
740959
Not clear what you mean by "music book holder", but if you mean a stand to hold printed music then yes, mine came with a cheap plastic insertable/removable stand to hold printed music.
817480
There is a transparent film covering both the front and back of these cases. If you were to open one and place it flat, a piece of paper or photo could be inserted 10 1/4 in long x 7 1/8 wide. Or, each side will fit a 7 1/8 in x 4 3/4 photo or whatever else you wanted to insert. I use mine with one single piece of paper with text at the center point so it can be read like the binder of a book. Hope this helps.
33045
Yes, the holes on the pages are spaced at 1/2". The rings on the binder are spaced at 1"
1015842
Yes it will stay open flat IF you bend it in the middle so that the front cover touches the back cover.
1994329
No, it will not open flat as a wirebound version would, but it is not really hardback either. The planner itself is paperback but it is slipped into a removeable stiff plastic cover.
1881879
I'm afraid I haven't tested that yet. I can tell you this: what I have been searching for high and low is the original binder, in which the front and the back were completely separate and so could hold hundreds of pages. Here they are joined by a useless fiber "hinge" which once stretched to its limit would determine maximum number of pages. IMO they added a design flaw to the best binder I ever found. Please less me know if you find acco 25073!
1898974
Yes it does. Its a spiral, so just like a notebook you would write in. You can leave flat open or fold to show only half.
1851788
I have 30 pages in mine; it looks like it will hold up to 50 pages comfortably. After that it might be hard to close it over the binder ring.
1892958
After you have used it a bit for certain and depending on how many pages are bound in it. But overall the answer is absolutely.I love it. it is a copy of a binder made by National back in the 60's and the 70's and is great for keeping manuscripts and other material you want to put on your shelf as though it were really bound. I have used many. Just sorry it costs so much; but i still buy them as needed.
992385
Yes, it does lay flat for the most part aside from the curve around the spine of the binder. You won't have to hold it open, though. And there is no zipper.
798050
Yes it does. However, my book is quite thick and doesn't stay put as there isn't enough depth to the stand. A relatively thin book (half inch?) should work fine and so will sheet music.
250582
It does lay open flat. Its very nice in that respect if I remember. I only ever use pen so I can't comment on ease of erasing, sorry.
2275875
Yes. There are several adjustment positions. I bought extra binders to allow use of my I-Pad and, smaller, Kindle, without having to change the binders for each use.
1411748
Not knowing how large and heavy your book is, I just tried putting a 1500+ page hardcover book on my stand, and it seemed pretty much just as stable as with just a few pages of sheet music. I would however suggest: Putting the back leg pointed straight back (hopefully this makes sense), so it doesn't tip back, and for extra support on each side. I'd also suggest slightly offsetting your book, slightly more centering the weight distribution.
1165935
The rings for the three ring binder slide in sideways, so I imagine you could put a notebook in there instead... I'd be surprised if you could do both though.