Is the frame intended to hold the sleeve with the album stored in it?
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Susan, I am not sure. I didn't actually use it for an album. I had an art print that was matted and fixed to foam core. I would THINK an album cover plus the record would be about the same thickness. Wish I could be more certain for you.
894658
I suppose it could. We only put albums in them without the sleeve, but having the sleeve AND album shouldn't make it too large to fit.
894659
It will work either way. In my case, I left the LP's in the jackets. I used only duplicate items. If the LP's themselves are valuable or sole copies, I recommend getting white sleeves and keeping them by themselves outside the frames.
894660
I used it to frame an unopened record. Shrink wrap and all and didn't have any trouble with it. Double vinyl albums might be tight, but otherwise you should be fine.
259179
nobut it ships with a thick plastic sleeve which might be used if kept in good shape.
481628
No, the sleeves are pretty tight because they are double-sided. I bought separate sleeves (not double-sided) which were able to accommodate liner notes.
2093911
Unfortunately they are fixed. Do you can't add sleeves. My only complaint though. It's a nice sturdy portfolio and a great place to save my collectible art posters.
2275527
No, you slipped the disk into the sleeves. We also cut out the movie cover to put in front of the disk. We also created a database of all our DVDs. It's exciting to have so much more room in our apartment.
518990
Well Homer I can't say for sure but it shouldn't be a problem. Ask the seller with your dimensions to be sure. I really think this is the best way to store an instrument. It also provides nice wall art.
885691
No I don't. I suppose you could get those storage cubes with handles on the front. This shelving unit is perfect for my vinyl collection.
1216173
Yes, in a very firm box. It lays in an open box then has a clear plastic sleeve that slides over the box, so you can see the cover of the album when the sleeve is on. I have one for each of my 2 children and plan in buying a third soon!
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it is a tight fit for sleeved cards. will hold multiple cards with no sleeve, though.
817481
Yes-- there is a sleeve that wraps around the entire case, like a store bought DVD. You could wrap a sheet of paper around the entire case that is up to 10.5 by 7.25 inches. You could also just slip a 5x7 in the front and it should stay put as long as you aren't hyper-extending the case when you open it.
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No you can not see the writting on the photo. and there is no place to write beside your photo. so if that's a priority with your decision making on this item, then you probably wouldn't like this. But I will say it's a very nice album and doesn't take up a "lot of "space" while storing.
1290971
I can put two DVDs, and the DVD art into the sleeve. I don't see why the CD's couldn't work the same.
387080
The width isn't a problem with about two inches to spare but the record is about 1/2" taller. You'll have to tilt the albums slightly. LUV this trunk, I would consider buying it anyway...hope this helps!
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It is a very rigid plastic sleeve. It held up well as we kept our Universal Studios tickets/room keys in them during a recent visit.
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not sure but I use it on its back with two columns of lps side by side perhaps two hundred or more a solid case not a great color but does the storage job.bob
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I'd say the vinyl used for the sleeves is about what I'd expect for a case. They are lightweight and flexible with a rip-stop type material sandwiched in between two vinyl sleeves. I've used another Case Logic case for about a decade and have had no problems with ripping sleeves, etc.
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Not really... no. The shelves are not tall enough for the albums to fit upright. Of course you could stack albums on there, but I would not want to store my albums on their sides (and the albums are a little wider than the shelves are deep). Hope this helps. For what it's worth, I don't think the weight would be a problem... the shelves are very strudy.