The 10-pack of 3.5 x 5.5" Peel-Stik Polypockets from Lineco identify, protect and organize items using clear archival polypropylene adhesive-backed pockets. They are available in many sizes for different applications including holding index cards, photos, sports cards, and business cards, or to add a pocket to the inside of a binder, album or journal. The 3.5 x 5.5" pocket offers a 5.5" opening side to fit items up to 3 x 5". The application is easy and fast, just peel off the backing to reveal adhesive and stick where desired. The polypropylene is safe, will not discolor, and is durable for both short and long term storage. This pack contains ten 3.5 x 5.5" adhesive pockets.

Adhesive back

Polypropylene window will not discolor

Fast and easy appliaction

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What printers are compatible? Laser, inkjet?

A: The Epson Iron-On Cool Peel Transfer Paper (8.5 x 11", 10 Sheets) is made for use with inkjet printers.

Q: 2. Do these have a flap closure? The photo looks like it's an open ended sleeve. Thank you.

A: It's open-ended.

Q: 3. Can these strips be used for mounting 13" x 19" prints?

A: Yes, you can use the Lineco "See Thru" Mounting Strips - Pack of 60 to mount a 13" x 19" print.

Q: 4. Does the mentioned plastic strip go under or over the photo print? I have used positionable mounting adhesive in the past, are ?

A: When using the Lineco "See Thru" Mounting Strips, the plastic strips will go above, below, and on the sides of the photo print in order to cradle it so it is ready to be framed.

Q: 5. Is board acid free?

A: No, the Lineco Conservation Mat Boards are not acid-free. However, the boards have a high alpha-cellulose conservation core and have been buffered with 3% calcium carbonate, which will protect against acid migration.

Q: 6. How many are there in the box?

A: box says & has 10

Q: 7. Does it work on polyester?

A: I've had it work on Cotton-Poly blend.

Q: 8. Are these acid and lignin-free?

A: The Lineco Unbuffered Interleaving Tissue (13 x 19", Pack of 100) according to the manufacture is acid-free and is recommended for use with protein based materials such as leather, silk, and wool. Cyanotype, dry transfer or chromogenic prints also require unbuffered tissue.

Q: 9. There are two sides of adhesive - does it stick to the mat and mat board?

A: You apply these strips to a backing board with their adhesive tape -- for your purposes the adhesive tape is 1-sided, being already attached to the firm plastic strip.The adhesive doesn't cover the full width of the plastic strip; it leaves perhaps 1/5 of plastic free to act as a trap for the item being mounted. There is no adhesive in direct contact with the mounted item's surface.This is ideal for use on a backing board where glass and/or matting will keep the artwork from falling out of the strip's thin rim of plastic. It wouldn't work for a large paper item which lacked a glass in front -- the paper's weight would pull it out of plastic edges, I suspect. The role of this is to prevent artwork from shifting around after it matted and framed.Note that the adhesive holding the mounting strip is outside the dimensions of the artwork: the backing board needs to be around an inch wider than the artwork to have room for the strips.

Q: 10. Are these mats pre-cut? I'm looking for uncut mats

A: No these are not pre-cut meaning they do not have a window for a print. This is a pack of mat boards cut to fit 8 x 10 frames so those are the outer dimensions of the mat sheet itself and you can cut whatever size opening you need for prints if desired.