Binder For Construction Paper

Actually, better than I thought. Nice, heavy construction, and fits much more than the horizontal kind. It is longer than a regular binder, but not by much. If you are obsesive about archiving so five generations down the road have pristin negatives, just get a paper box that will hold a legal-size binder, and...there you go! If you are like me who uses it so it holds negatives that were siting here and there over the years, a regular binder will do just fine to hold all the pages you need.

Using this binder for art work and other paper items I want to keep. This is working out fine for my needs.

This binder is easy to use and holds all my negatives and paper odds and ends in one nice place.

A binder portfolio is the best.

Solid well-made binder. I have four of these now.

This is the perfect binder for storing flat archival materials no larger than 8 1/2 X 11 (such as photos and paper). Keeps everything dry and clean and stores neatly on a shelf.

I use this paper for making proof sheets of digital photographs for the art gallery I am a member of. The proof sheets are placed in plastic sheet protectors which are in a binder on a pedestal under our wall mounted large screen digital display unit. Visitors to our gallery can watch the digital display and when they want more information about a specific photographer they can flip through the binder to come across that photographers Artist Statement and proof sheet page. This paper looks great and is cost effective.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is a solid notebook. It is high-quality all around; from the binder to the paper and even the bands to keep it closed. I'm waiting for them to start a sale on the Black Binder!

The ring binder allows the paper to lay flat at all times. Without the ring binder you end up putting stress on either the pieces at the front or back of the portfolio. Delivery, price etc. were all good.

East to load film and to cut into segments. Get a three-binder with paper envelope sheets to store them in.