Are these top loading or side loading pages? I prefer the side loading as items are more secure and product doesn't fall out.
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Top loading. If you want side loading, order "C-Line Ring Binder Photo Storage Pages for 5 x 7 Inch Photos, Side Load, 4 Photos/Page, 50 Pages per Box (52572)" from C-Line for $8.99
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These are top loading. It seems as if most of the ones I have ordered through amazon have been top loading.
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Best way...go on lie to company site, they may have a down loadable version
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I had a similar problem, until I used a book on either side so that the page feeds level in and level out. Then it was clear sailing, never had the problem again. Hope this helps.
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There should be a five round plastic clip that comes with it. You can load them in that and then slide it across so it doesn't take as long to load.
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The band needs to be worked in a bit to start with, but I am not sure there is a way to keep all pages open. I have never been in the situation where I've needed both pages open at the same time.
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I've opened 4 copies and haven't seen that issue. Could be a print-run issue. Are they visible from the top?
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As seen in the picture, that's exactly how you receive the product. I have it on the left side of my toilet and it works well. It's easier for me to load from the front and now have a grab bar to use as a bonus. I have it installed at a slight angle upward so the toilet paper doesn't slide off the bottom bar as it is angled slightly downward. Why they made it that that way??? I have no idea! You could install it vertically, but then you lose the use of the grab bar. To make it more solid, I would attach this bar to a board that's long enough so that you can screw directly into two studs. That's if you intend to put any weight on it. I hope this helps. As seen in the picture, that's exactly how you receive the product. I have it on the left side of my toilet and it works well. It's easier for me to load from the front and now have a grab bar to use as a bonus. I have it installed at a slight angle upward so the toilet paper doesn't slide off the bottom bar as it is angled slightly downward. Why they made it that that way??? I have no idea! You could install it vertically, but then you lose the use of the grab bar. To make it more solid, I would attach this bar to a board that's long enough so that you can screw directly into two studs.... » Read More As seen in the picture, that's exactly how you receive the product. I have it on the left side of my toilet and it works well. It's easier for me to load from the front and now have a grab bar to use as a bonus. I have it installed at a slight angle upward so the toilet paper doesn't slide off the bottom bar as it is angled slightly downward. Why they made it that that way??? I have no idea! You could install it vertically, but then you lose the use of the grab bar. To make it more solid, I would attach this bar to a board that's long enough so that you can screw directly into two studs. That's if you intend to put any weight on it. I hope this helps. « Show Less
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two refill sets comfortably, more if your items are flat and single page. i archive brochures and booklets etc. so my s'books look pretty wonky. remember to add the posts as your album expands!
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I've never noticed a problem. I do make an effort to equally load both sides with equal weight. My dog loves her pack. She knows she is going to work.
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It is top loading. We have had it for at least a year and it is awesome! Hope that helps with your decision
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I always do a smaller load. If you want to do a large load they suggest using two boxes.
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Personally, I place them in a downward position with the binder label facing up. My CDs hang down and there is no pressure on them.
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The front is a sliding door. You slide it to open and close, very nice design. It is front loading.
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The divided sheets that hold recipe cards load from the left side. Full page recipes load from the top.
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Front feels more stable for me, especially when making turns. When I had a rear basket, a load of groceries almost made me fall over when taking a wide turn. I like to keep an eye on what I'm transporting while biking in the city (usually my bag and laptop) so front is better for that. Also, I couldn't swing my leg over to get on the bike when I had the rear basket on.
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I have no idea. I never could find a definitive answer anywhere. Even the box doesn't state which side is up. I used mine both ways and I honestly never noticed a difference either way.
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<All three answers serve truth to the question>:Rough side up for less chance of material moving if bumped into, smooth side up if you are continually moving items across shelf to reposistion.Hope this helps.