In which way(s) are these too big for a regular 3-ring binder: HOLES (do holes match up to standard 3-ring binder)? -or- PAGE SIZE (top/bottom/sides)?
1995756
The holes match on a regular binder but the pages stick out 1-2 inches, depending on the binder.
1995757
I apologize for not answering that better. The holes line up perfectly. The top and bottom are fine as well. Seeing the actual case had 4 small 3 ring sets, I grabbed up two 3 inch binders and loaded them full of the DVD sleeves. The 3 inch binder was fine until I added the DVDs / Covers / books to it. Once the binder was a full 3 inches thick, the sleeves arched way out and forced the binder to hang 4-5 inches off of my shelf. If you have deep shelves, and don't mind the ends of the sleeves sticking way out of the binders, it will work fine. Again, I apologize for not making that clearer the first time. -JD
1995758
The holes do line up however because of the way the regular binder closes the page gets moved and the hole rip quickly after use. My daughter has these pages in a regular binder and the last page rips its holes and moves everywhere if you use the actual Artisan BINDERS then you shouldn't have any issues with this problem I haven;t had any with my pages in the Artisan Binders
1995759
The holes will line up but you will have three or four inches of the page sticking out from the binder. I brought a page to Staples and tried every binder they had with the same result.
1995760
The holes line up fine. I used a very large 5 inch binder and the pages stuck out the side a bit. Wasnt a huge problem for me as I was glad to just have all my dvds condensed.
1995761
They are too long for a standard 3-ring binder. The holes line up correctly, but the pages are too long. I would recommend buying a scrapbook album because those specifically fit clear plastic covers for 12"x12" pages. Standard binders hold 8.5"x11" pages.
1995762
I apologize for not answering that better. The holes line up perfectly. The top and bottom are fine as well. Seeing the actual case had 4 small 3 ring sets, I grabbed up two 3 inch binders and loaded them full of the DVD sleeves. The 3 inch binder was fine until I added the DVDs / Covers / books to it. Once the binder was a full 3 inches thick, the sleeves arched way out and forced the binder to hang 4-5 inches off of my shelf. If you have deep shelves, and don't mind the ends of the sleeves sticking way out of the binders, it will work fine. Again, I apologize for not making that clearer the first time. -JD I apologize for not answering that better. The holes line up perfectly. The top and bottom are fine as well. Seeing the actual case had 4 small 3 ring sets, I grabbed up two 3 inch binders and loaded them full of the DVD sleeves. The 3 inch binder was fine until I added the DVDs / Covers / books to it. Once the binder was a full 3 inches thick, the sleeves arched way out and forced the binder to hang 4-5 inches off of my shelf. If you have deep shelves, and don't mind the ends of the sleeves sticking way out of the binders, it will work fine. Again, I apologize for not making that clearer... » Read More I apologize for not answering that better. The holes line up perfectly. The top and bottom are fine as well. Seeing the actual case had 4 small 3 ring sets, I grabbed up two 3 inch binders and loaded them full of the DVD sleeves. The 3 inch binder was fine until I added the DVDs / Covers / books to it. Once the binder was a full 3 inches thick, the sleeves arched way out and forced the binder to hang 4-5 inches off of my shelf. If you have deep shelves, and don't mind the ends of the sleeves sticking way out of the binders, it will work fine. Again, I apologize for not making that clearer the first time. -JD « Show Less
1881879
I'm afraid I haven't tested that yet. I can tell you this: what I have been searching for high and low is the original binder, in which the front and the back were completely separate and so could hold hundreds of pages. Here they are joined by a useless fiber "hinge" which once stretched to its limit would determine maximum number of pages. IMO they added a design flaw to the best binder I ever found. Please less me know if you find acco 25073!
1966415
Not sure I understand the question but it's for a 3 ring binder if that's what your refering to
1767882
Not that I am aware. The pages have a slit design for the holes, not a circular. There are two slit opens verses a standard three hole concept with binders.
2281792
There are 2 kinds of 6-ring binders. I have the one with evenly spaced rings (the other kind has a gap in the middle separating it into 2 3-ring sets). If you have the same binder I do, as pictured, I believe the following link will take you to the correct refill match for 3 x 5 paper with 6 evenly spaced rings: Acco Mead Memo Book Paper Refills (MEA46530) I hope this helps.
958710
The sheets will fit in a standard 3-ring binder but I would suggest using a D ring binder if you will be placing a lot of sheets in the binder.
1734816
It's not like a 3 ring binder. the sheets are bound within the folder with an open top and usually comes with a black sheet insert so there is separation between two items that can share the same plastic insert. You have to look at the different sizes so that anything within that size can fit in the insert. So I think the answer to your question about it holding something that a 3-ring binder would should be a yes, being mindful of having the correct size. Mine hold comic book art, posters, and original production art. And it does it very nicely. I like mine a lot. Hope this helps!
1779568
Yes, these do come with holes appropriate for 3-Ring Binders. They are also of excellentquality, and I use them in a variety of ways. Try Costco for larger quantities , if needed.They are certainly cheaper in cost.
1481027
I'm not sure, I used this product in a 3-ring binder. Sorry I'm not more help!
562887
The Ultra Pro 2-pocket pages fit any 3-ring binder, whether the rings are round or "D" shaped. Binders also come in different thickness, from 1" thick on up to 5" thick. Amazon, ebay, overstock, office supply stores (staples, office depot) carry a variety of sizes in stock. Google "3 ring binder" and all kinds of different places will pop up, including hobby sites. Hope this helps.
399089
A 3" binder will be too big. I have a 2" D ring binder in it & it stretches the dividers a bit.
195061
I have the Classic as well and I just checked my sleeve and binder to double check on the number of rings. It actually has three rings and they line up with three out of the seven hole on the pages....Unless this is a different item but I do think this is correct
1505263
I didn't buy a specific binder. I used a one inch wide 3-ring binder I had already. They are normal printer paper sized and two sets of the pages fit in the one inch binder I had.
1625630
3 just like a page for a looseleaf binder. You can use any 3-ring looseleaf binder that you want for these pages.
1734817
No, there is no 3-ring mechanism in the binder. The sleeves in the folio will handle any sheet, photo, etc. up to 9" X 12". The sleeves are very similar to "page savers". They are bound to the folio spine and are NOT removable.
1278471
Not sure what those albums are like. What I can tell you is I used them in a huge 3-ring binder, so if the hole distances on your album fits that scenario, it should work.
2181456
It's much smaller then a normal 3 ring binder. I would say an inch at most. I'll check it out when I go to work on Monday :)