Could you put mounted artwork in the sleeves? (illustration board mounted)
1114854
Yes, definitely. As long as it's mounted on a 2d surface like board, and not on a canvas.
1114855
"Yes, if the measurements don't exceed 17 1/2 or at the largest 17 3/4 inches in width by 23 1/2 or at the largest 23 3/4 inches with no more than 1/8th inch in depth of mounted board. The book would be best for pictures or artwork longer vertically than horizontally, as the opening is at the top of the horizontal pages and if you put the pages in the other way (that is longer horizontally than vertically) they may slip out at the opening, unless carried the longer vertical way.
1114856
Not sure. It would depend how thick the board you mounted your work on. There is some room. I 'm traveling now so I don't have access to it now to give a better answer.
380880
that the artwork is mounted to foamboard or other rigid medium like cardstock
634686
I'm not sure. My photographer gives me my 8x10 pictures in a clear sleeve. I usually need to trim a small amount off at the open end of the sleeve for it to fit in the album.
1592400
It won't work if you want it to be a standing easel. The clips would collapse the boards. You could use strong magnets to hold the paper on to the white board, though.
1149963
The sleeves are open at the top. They are the sleeves used in CD cases with binder rings (resembling looseleaf paper). You could definitely use paper sleeves. I bought alternative sleeves as well.
472560
Yes you can. I ordered the sleeves for my large book. The sleeves you see in the photo (with two on each side, four in total) are the ones that I ordered.
1300025
It depends on how you want to use it. As a backdrop, it should be fine (although it's not going to stand by itself if completely unfolded) It's soft enough to have things (pins, etc.) stuck in it but it would probably ruin it for future use and it's sorta expensive for a one-use purchase. I could imagine using magnets on both sided to hang things on it. I guess it depends on what you want to do and how imaginative you can be with how you do it. If you mean, "are the slats thick enough to accommodate a stack of cards if you place plastic over them", that would be an interesting modification. The slats looks to be 7.5mm thick by my calipers, enough to hold a small stack of cards. Each rectangle in the lattice is 5.7x11.8 cm, so, if you cover the bottom part of a rectangle with plastic, you could slip cards behind the plastic.
289325
That will work fine. They are easy to adjust. My only thought is how to fasten the card stock the the rods that slide into the stand. I suppose you could simply roll .the card stock around the rods and tape it. We use vinyl banners and had sleeves sown into them. Good product!
1784332
The plastic sleeves can hold material up to 9 1/8" x 12 1/4". It wouldn't be recommended however to push the 9 1/8" dimension to its limit if the material/medium is stiff due to the page turning/portfolio design. The portfolio should be fine for most 9" x 12" drawings.
1966757
You can only view the album from one side. There is a paper liner covered in the plastic the sleeve is made of on the back of the sleeve. These are the best sleeves I have used. Hope this helped.
419941
There are cards in the game, but it is not a deck building game. I guess the sleeves would be up to you.
313170
Yes you can! It's just blank white paper so it can be illustrated inside and out.
1682371
Garland -- No, the sleeves are actually 11x14 and will take an 11x14 insert. However, these portfolios co come in a variety of sizes, including 8.5x11 and 9x12 as well as others. I have used them in various sizes and have been consistently pleased with the results. -- John
888790
I personally have not done that, stored it on it's side, nor would I trust it to keep the hanging sleeves in place. I happy with the box and plan on purchasing another one.
1668561
You should be able to...as long as it's properly primed before use (to ensure it doesn't smudge, ruin the drawings/illustrations).
1449545
Hello, we only have bifold, sorry about that, i am not sure if you would be able to modify them or not.
965960
Nope. I mounted it on a medium sized easel that had a chalkboard backing and it turned out great. Biggest issue may be air bubbles, but it should be okay if you mount it carefully.