Could I fit a 9x12 sketch pad spiral bound at the top into this portfolio instead of a legal pad or would it be too wide?
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no,I use 8-1/2x11 and it works perfect. I made up a check register and put it on both sides. Instead of using those little books they pass out at the bank, and it works great.
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I used these for 4" x 6" recipe cards and they slipped in with ease. I used the storage sheets for recipes for a recipe book that I gave as a shower gift. I do not have the storage sheets anymore, so I cannot check to see if your cards would fit in. I am sorry that I cannot be of any help and I don't remember how much "wiggle" room there was in these. If you would like, I can ask my son to check on it, as I gave the recipe binder to him and his wife.
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The pads I use are 23" X 23" and they are very generously sized for this pad holder. I took one pad and marked it off at a 21" X 20" size. I cannot absolutely guarantee that it would work with your size pad (there might not be enough pad to be grabbed between the top and bottom frame parts that hold the pad in place) but I think it would be worth a try. I would suggest ordering it, if it is sold and shipped by Amazon, because they are great if it doesn't work for you and you need to return it.
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Yeah, Ive never had to but I put A4 paper in it all the time and it fits. So a notepad should fit fine.
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Hi. I have a binder of sheet music that at its widest point measures 3" thick. I just put it on my easel and it fit and there was a very small bit of space left between the book and the holder. The easel held it fine. It is is a nice easel. I wouldn't put anything REALLY heavy on it, but it holds pictures (and that binder) easily. I hope this helps you.
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The two portfolios that I have are not the ones with a binder. I'm sure how you would insert a calendar refill behind the pad, I guess it could be done but each time you want to see what day it is you have to lift the notepad. Hope this helps
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If you mean a 1-inch thick notepad (as opposed to L x W): No, I don't think so - you wouldn't be able to close the padfolio with something that thick. It comes with a thin notepad, but you might be able to fit a notepad that is about 1/4" in thick.
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Absolutely! Also very roomy and of great quality. I take this portfolio everywhere and so far it has held up wonderfully despite the everyday abuse it endures. I'm sure you will enjoy this as much as I have.
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Yes. I have one that I put binders and file folders in them. Legal size will fit also. Standing them up might be problematic if you only have a few to store as there are no dividers. Although you might be able to make cardboard ones that would do nicely...
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No. Even a half inch notepad would be pushing it. This portfolio is designed for standard thickness pads.
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I have never tried that, but I think, as long as the paper fits inside the sleeve (with maybe 1/4" clearance at the edges) it should be fine.
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I have not tried to do so. But, the width of the portfolio would seem to support putting A4 paper inside. A4 paper, however, might be too long.
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I would sort of think not. Not if you want to hold the book open and have plenty of room to write, as well. If you've got the dimensions of the thing, draw it out and see what fits. I bet it's a little cramped. Could be frustrating.
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The answer to your question is yes. I have utilized such such a sketchbook. If your book is not 'spiral' clipping it open might cause some problems. All and all the craftsmanship of the easel has been exceptional and very compact for easy storing and portability. Thanks for asking.
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I have the pottery barn kids organic pad and it's a bit roomy on that. There's a good amount of stretch on the edges. I imagine it would fit any "normal" pad
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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.