Can I fit a 9x12 steno pad wired at the top into this instead of a legal pad? Would it be too wide and/or would the flap get in the way?
619039
Probably not. The flap is large, and it comes unglued at the seams easily. I worry it would tear apart with a wire binding.
1407077
I just put a ruler inter mine and the max length that would fit is <=8.3 inches so your G-Pad would not fit.
1218062
If you have any wiggle room in the width you may be OK. I just measured the file-it may be a tight fit. 12 3/8" wide and 9 1/4" deep.
838974
I just checked on my case and the width of the cloth connecting the front and back of the case is just over 2" (top, bottom and sides.) There is a padded divider inside that also takes up some room. I put two 1" thick boxes that were almost as big as the iPad (retina) in the case with it and they did not fit well. It might work if you take out the divider and don't put anything in the front pocket. I wouldn't recommend it though as it looks like it would be a stretch.
1115463
I just stuck a 8.5 x 11" paper in and it fit perfectly fine. Also the plate that holds the money does not touch the bottom so you have like an inch+ of room under the plate. The dimensions are a little over the paper size. It shows the dimensions on the pic xD.
300719
Yes, but I don't think it's really designed to do that. Is my comment posted about this portfolio - the slot on the right is too small for a standard 8 1/2 x 11 pad of paper. It's about 8 1/4" !! The pad they give you is about 8 1/4". After that good luck getting another pad in the slot. I told people not to buy it. If you don't plan on using the right hand side to hold paper. then I guess it's ok.
1724361
Oops. This case is different than the one I store my 11 X 14 art paper inside. This particular case is a very tight fit for 11 X 14 paper, and I would not use it for that purpose. A better case for that is http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005P1S7NQ which has sloping sides so you'd need to put something smaller under the paper but that one accomodates 11 X 14 paper in the top half of the compartment.
45711
My pad is for a king . I think they come in different sizes .check on their website.
1197620
That is about the max width. The height would work also, just some of the badge would not be in the pocket but would not interfere with system.
1423259
I agree - this padfolio (which, btw, is holding up great under normal use - my husband is still enjoying using it) easily holds a letter-sized legal pad that's about 1/4-1/2 inch thick - I think 1 inch would be too thick.
2175578
The large case should have no trouble accommodating your equipment with room to spare. But if you want to be sure measure your equipment and see if it will fit in these dimensions.......12-inch L x 9-inch H x 6.0-inch W....these are the inside dimensions. Good Luck with your purchase.
1487021
My pads are 21 by 21 and i fold under about 2 inches on each side of the width and 1 inch on each side of the length. I think it wIll work.
399669
Yes. Just fold the corners under. You will loooove this pad holder! No more accidents.
2164669
Yes. I use the Four Paws Wee Wee Pads, which are 22.5" x 23," and you'd be able fit a pad 1" shorter inside the holder.
601534
Not always. I looked in two stores and found it in a FedEx Kinkos because I happened to be there. There are plenty of Steno pads that fit but fewer wire bound notebooks.
2142535
I just measured it... It should fit any pad larger than 17 1/2 by 19 1/2. Even if you had only one side that was large enough, the way this is made, it would hold the pad steady. Your pads would fit just fine.
1869408
My cover was the cover only with no pad. It fits a standard 3x5 notepad. The fit is tight so if you by the economy pads with a flimsy back cover you may have some trouble fitting it in.