Will the pages protrude from the cover when using page protectors once the binder is closed??
1573935
No they will not protrude. These binders are great and with a normal 8-1/2 x 11 sheet with no page protector, there is another 1-1/4" to the edge of the binder.
1573936
Karen, thank you for taking the time to answer my question. That was my only hesitation. Thanks agAin.
1573937
No. I have used protectors on all the pages I placed in the binder and no protrusion. This binder looks nice but the metal ring strip has detached from the spine in one spot.
2233428
They will hang off the right side of a binder that size. Also you need to consider the holes on the left side and their spacing. It's best to buy the binder book that goes with these pages
2019871
Yes, it is very easy to turn the pages. If you are using the the little page clips on the front just relax them a little and the pages slip through. I've been using it with a thick, heavy hardcover book with no problem. Hope this helps.
1995757
I apologize for not answering that better. The holes line up perfectly. The top and bottom are fine as well. Seeing the actual case had 4 small 3 ring sets, I grabbed up two 3 inch binders and loaded them full of the DVD sleeves. The 3 inch binder was fine until I added the DVDs / Covers / books to it. Once the binder was a full 3 inches thick, the sleeves arched way out and forced the binder to hang 4-5 inches off of my shelf. If you have deep shelves, and don't mind the ends of the sleeves sticking way out of the binders, it will work fine. Again, I apologize for not making that clearer the first time. -JD
939671
I do not think so, because the pages are sewn into the storage case. You need to look for one with a ring binder.
183067
I have not tried binding with page protectors. Before trying it, I would recommend doing a heat test on your page protectors. If the plastic melts easily, you may not want to use them. If I needed to bind something that was in page protectors, I would probably put the items in a laminating pouch instead. I don't know if the glue strips will adhere properly to the plastic. You might have to use hot glue. If it does work, let us know. Others may have similar questions.
612808
All but about 8 pages are planning pages. Warning though, mine came with the cover upside down and backwards. Doesn't affected the inside
1987814
Hi, Tamara. Unfortunately, the cover will definitely not fold back. It is only standard-weight vinyl over cardboard. My experience: after less than a month, the vinyl "hinge" began to split at both top and bottom, and required reinforcement with cloth tape. So, I'd say "no" to excess flexing. That said, it is an adequate product at a fair price point, especially compared to other same-size six-ring binders. Regards, Scott Roberts
266469
No. It is only the binder. It also does not include the page holders and screws.
1312290
I can't answer this question directly. All I can say is that I have completely filled two bookcases with books, many of them heavier hardbacks, and have had no problems. I did put some shims under the front of the bookcases to prevent any possible leaning forward but that was a precaution - don't know if it was really necessary or not.
1913854
The arms that hold the pages are fairly stiff. I just set it up as upright as I could (it needs a little slope so the book doesn't fall forward), and it still keeps the book open just fine. The orange stripes that you see on the arms are like rubber O-rings that press against the base, keeping them from slipping. I hope this helps.
1403731
Yes the cover stays in place when open or closed. Note, it's not magnetized.
624780
YES! There is a little "arm" that flips up on each side to hold pages open. "Arms" are padded so they do not leave any marks on the pages. I can be reading, walk away and when I come back later, my pages are still open at the place I finished. Hope this helps!
226060
This is not a ring binder. The pages are permanently bound into the cover and you slip your artwork in like a regular page protector.
1031892
Nope. They are more like a sheet protector but for multiple pages all at once.
2115342
Absolutely! I usually put as many as 5 sheets of paper with no problems. I think maybe 6 or7 sheets, the protectors begin to warp the contents a bit.Hope this helps.
1370103
Yes, the cover does come off. You just tuck the pages under the plastic flap.