A5 40 Pocket Display Book Presentation Folder Portfolio (80 Views) Project Book Certificate Folder Plastic Wallets (1 Book)

Good for the price and slim. Wallets inside are robust enough so they should last. Wouldbuy again

Used this for instructions I printed off from the website for my overlocker sewing machine. The sleeves are clear so text can easily be read, and the slot on the cover really adds to the quality appearance.

Very good quality thank you

The media could not be loaded. I wanted somewhere to keep my sketches so they didn’t get damaged. It needed to be big enough to take up to A3 and acid free to protect the paper. I came across this and thought it would be perfect. I’m not disappointed. So it’s basically a plastic folder with sleeves to hold plenty of pieces of art work. You can get two pieces in each sleeve back to back and the front cover also has space to put something in. I use this front pocket for pictures I like that I may end up drawing. At the moment I only have A4 sketches in the folder but it is big enough to take A3. If you were putting A3 in then it would curve over where the folder is held together in the centre. This was a good price to keep things protected and would be ideal for school or college work. I’m happy I bought it.

Value for money. Perfect for my project which was a manual. Displays pages very clearly, fits an A4 page perfectly. Very pleased with my purchase. Would recommend.

Brilliant folder to keep your child's art work in. Also use one for documents

These are great, perfect for keeping important letters

As previously mentioned, it is v.difficult opening up the plastics and inserting your photos, but, a few tips: a)use a quality photo paper, not just printing paper, it's tougher. b) wet the fingers and work them on the plastic to open. c) Ruler at hand, once plastic is open insert ruler to hold open whilst grabbing photo. Slowly insert the ruler all the way into the plastic and gently separate. d) overcome difficulty of inserting by placing paper in the back first, where the plastic joins the folder shoulder, then if necessary slightly bend your paper at other end and edge into the plastic. Once you establish that/your technique, its easy. One last tip , the plastic is so very thin that when you're carefully inserting, and making up your album of photos, it's very easy to mistakenly skip a plastic. When discovered, if you are fastidious like me you may need to take photos out and place them back in order using up the plastic you missed.