Can it accommodate a legal pad?
1532826
It can accommodate an 8 1/2 x 11 pad and that size will fit great, but not the 8 1/2 x 17. It's a great zipper binder; it's not leather; however it's not the leather price either. I'm a professional musician and carry a lot of my sheet music in it (8 1/2 x 11) and works for what I use it for. I hope that this helps.
1532827
This folio is made for an 8-1/2 x 11" pad (actual dimensions of the pad are 8-1/2 x 11-3/4")
1423259
I agree - this padfolio (which, btw, is holding up great under normal use - my husband is still enjoying using it) easily holds a letter-sized legal pad that's about 1/4-1/2 inch thick - I think 1 inch would be too thick.
544267
The box will accommodate legal sized paper. A key shouldn't be an issue. If you're referring to the width of the slot, that measurement is 1/2" wide. So, it should be fine.
1575977
I keep a legal sized pad of paper in it, and it fits fine on one side of it closed. Open or closed too big for a briefcase or large purse. Smaller than a violin case.When opened too big for a plane tray table, two are better.Close to the size of a standard doormat or somewhat smaller when opened.
1931386
No and it's probably too heavy and bulky for that. It's meant to be used as a desk calendar/desk pad combo. Hope this helps. Mitch
103211
Yes....it can accommodate the standard (letter) size hanging folders, but not the legal size. I have two files and love them.
318192
Yes it can, along with a few other small items. The sleeve stretches allowing for some bigger items.
2142539
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.
2142535
I just measured it... It should fit any pad larger than 17 1/2 by 19 1/2. Even if you had only one side that was large enough, the way this is made, it would hold the pad steady. Your pads would fit just fine.
1256592
Anahita, I don't believe so. The corners that hold the pad in place only slide a small amount, and it's really designed for the larger size.
1289034
There is enough space for a tablet with a case (about 8.25 X 4.75 X 0.5" thick) and a little room to spare. Your tablets MIGHT be tight in this sleeve, but that's just my opinion.
171250
Yes, it accommodates my needs for holding my 15" lenovo, 10" tablet, one law book, legal pad binder, two Motorola Droid ultras, and chargers for all. I am sure it will suffice for your needs. Hopefully I answered your question adequately. Unfortunately for you it was probably not as timely of a feedback as you would have desired. I apologize. Hope you have a blessed day.
1882996
IT holds standard 8-1/2X11 paper.Even the pad in the back. It is not meant for legal size paper.
755525
There is sufficient room for several (3-5) iPads (8"X10") in the upper pouch.Anything larger than 8"X10" will not fit
710729
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...
300719
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.
1901008
Should work fine. If you use a pad, the corners of the pad won't quite lie flat because of the shape of the tray, but still plenty of pad surface available.