I need a 3 hole format. Does a 7 hole format fit in a 3 ring binder?
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Hi Maurice!Thank you for your inquiry!A 7 hole format will fit in a 3 ring binder as long as the holes are aligned in the same sequence or the paper could be off-center while still technically fitting in the binder.BisonOffice
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I have two three ring binders, one is an inch thick, it fits just fine, it hangs over the edge about 1 and 1/2 inches, the width of the binder is less than the width of the file tier, so that's no problem; the other is a three inch binder, the width is less than the width of the file tier, so that's no problem but it hangs off the edge about 3 inches which could be a problem. You can put the 1 inch binder in the file tier either way, but the 3 inch binder will only fit one way. The file tiers are a little over 2 and 1/2 inches apart, so you probably can only put a binder in the file tier that's 2 and 1/2 inches or less in thickness, if you want to put the thick end in first. I have two three ring binders, one is an inch thick, it fits just fine, it hangs over the edge about 1 and 1/2 inches, the width of the binder is less than the width of the file tier, so that's no problem; the other is a three inch binder, the width is less than the width of the file tier, so that's no problem but it hangs off the edge about 3 inches which could be a problem. You can put the 1 inch binder in the file tier either way, but the 3 inch binder will only fit one way. The file tiers are a little over 2 and 1/2 inches apart, so you probably can only put a binder in the file tier... » Read More I have two three ring binders, one is an inch thick, it fits just fine, it hangs over the edge about 1 and 1/2 inches, the width of the binder is less than the width of the file tier, so that's no problem; the other is a three inch binder, the width is less than the width of the file tier, so that's no problem but it hangs off the edge about 3 inches which could be a problem. You can put the 1 inch binder in the file tier either way, but the 3 inch binder will only fit one way. The file tiers are a little over 2 and 1/2 inches apart, so you probably can only put a binder in the file tier that's 2 and 1/2 inches or less in thickness, if you want to put the thick end in first. « Show Less
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They are perfect for the regular 3-hole binders. As others said they are 9x11 in. And it is 4.5in between the holes. The area that you can use for the photos is 8.5x11 in.
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this binder is designed for 7 hole punched checks -&gt; it will not work with the 9 hole punched checks
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I wish I could attach a picture. These are three holes like a regular ring binder. Top center bottom.
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This is a Day Timer binder and has 1-inch rings. For me, a smaller ring size does not allow me to keep needed forms and such in the binder. The binder itself is sturdy, too. I still have mine after ten plus years.
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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!
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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.
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A 3" binder will be too big. I have a 2" D ring binder in it & it stretches the dividers a bit.
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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.
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That is correct on the page size. I believe the rings are 1 1/4" in diameter. I used kind of thick, nonstretchy, sisal twine to measure half the circle, then laid that on a ruler. Crude, perhaps, but I believe accurate. The outer dimensions of the binder are 7" x 10" by 1 1/2" (depth measured on the spine). I found any number of websites where I can print pages for free, and I already made some. Google "undated planner refill pages", or something like this. I stressed the undated because that's what is working best for me. A hole punch and you're good to go. Then you get to print only the pages which you will use. That is correct on the page size. I believe the rings are 1 1/4" in diameter. I used kind of thick, nonstretchy, sisal twine to measure half the circle, then laid that on a ruler. Crude, perhaps, but I believe accurate. The outer dimensions of the binder are 7" x 10" by 1 1/2" (depth measured on the spine). I found any number of websites where I can print pages for free, and I already made some. Google "undated planner refill pages", or something like this. I stressed the undated because that's what is working best for me. A hole punch and you're good to go.... » Read More That is correct on the page size. I believe the rings are 1 1/4" in diameter. I used kind of thick, nonstretchy, sisal twine to measure half the circle, then laid that on a ruler. Crude, perhaps, but I believe accurate. The outer dimensions of the binder are 7" x 10" by 1 1/2" (depth measured on the spine). I found any number of websites where I can print pages for free, and I already made some. Google "undated planner refill pages", or something like this. I stressed the undated because that's what is working best for me. A hole punch and you're good to go. Then you get to print only the pages which you will use. « Show Less
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I just checked the inserts and it looks like there's just enough room for an 18 X 24. Whatever you do, don't get the Itoya ring binder - it falls apart. Get the Prat Premium Multi-Ring Mini Refillable Binder and inserts (sold on Amazon). It comes in 18 X 24 and is made extremely well.
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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
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I bought these for a gift but that is what I bought them for, a regular 3 ring binder, so I would say yes they do:)
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The binder has two sets of three rings. There is a gap between the two sets. Hope this helps.
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yes this should fit in a smaller 3 ring binder for the paper size of 5.5 x 8.5 this is what i use
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Hi Steven. Yes, there are 3 holes that I place in a 3 ring binder. I'm very pleased with them. Thanks for asking.