Do the covers wrap around so that you can read the back, (like a normal DVD case) or do they fold in half and insert into the front of the package?
1967728
You have to fold the inserts in half but I would recommend the sleeves. They have saved me a ton of space.
1967729
I usually cut the wrap around area off. It fits perfectly that way and isn't too time consuming. I haven't tried to fold them but that might work. The covers do not wrap around the back that's why I tend to cut mine. Hope this helps :)
1967730
I guess you can do them either way because the plastic insert that holds the DVD can be removed so you can fold the dvd paper cover and insert in the the front and put the dvd in the back or you can insert the dvd in between the folded paper cover. If you are referring to the hard plastic case the the dvd originally comes in then you are defeating the purpose of using these sleeves. These are so you can get rid of those hard plastic covers and save space. Hope this helps.
1967731
You remove the insert from the case and fold it in half and then insert the cover in the outer sleeve. The disc is inserted in another sleeve which fits inside the same outer sleeve as the cover. You could put the disc sleeve inside the folded cover so you could read the front and back but then it would be harder to get the disc in and out.
1967732
The paper movie covers need to be folded in half to fit into the plastic sleeves, so yes the cover shows on the front and in the back, and the inner sleeve holds the dvd/s which can be inserted in the middle of the movie cover, hope this helped.
342519
Sides DO NOT fold down. I don't have a cover, but the smaller one fits them all.
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.
1099069
They have covers, but not like you might be thinking. They are very thin, cellophane like. I leave it on for a bit of protection, but you could very easily rip them.
318544
Yes. It is Plastic or cellophane. And a tab for the flap on the back . also the back side folds are on the outside -so they do not catch on the CD/DVD when you try to insert a disc. They are just fine for my use of storing DVD movies that I make. Does that help you ?Perry
2060894
There is a cardboard insert that goes below the dividers. Its wrapped in the same fabric that the dividers are made of.
1302939
The back cover does not have any magnets embedded, so when folded open the front cover flaps unless held.This is not a big issue in terms of actual use since the device's size is so small, I naturally hold it closed, and adding magnets seems even a bit superfluous.
1529472
Disc and cover only. The sleeves are meant to replace the plastic case DVDs come in.
1611591
It is slightly too shallow to accommodate a standard DVD case, however they could be stored on a slight angle. This may actually be preferred as the the DVDs won't fall through the openings on the bottom.
1990992
The cover is indeed secured when folded back. You use the same buckle that you use to secure the cover when it is in front.
1426786
Unfortunately no, I fold the side and back page so that the entire front page is clearly visible. Not a big deal. Blu-ray covers are smaller than DVD and you could simply fold them in half and it will fit well. Enjoy this product, I have multiple so I can organize our movies for our children. I hope this helps.
346645
The entire yellow and black you see is a plastic wrap. Once that is removed a quarter turn of a full height plastic cover comes off with a spindle of DVD's inside.
318545
Yes. It is Plastic or cellophane. And a tab for the flap on the back . also the back side folds are on the outside -so they do not catch on the CD/DVD when you try to insert a disc. They are just fine for my use of storing DVD movies that I make. Does that help you ? Perry
1860037
I have used it for CDs in their cases. They fit fine, three rows across, not too tight, not too loose. Haven't tried DVDs but if they are the same width they would fit (perhaps laying down).
1077886
That I'm not sure if you can order the double inserts w/o sleeves. Or at least I haven't seen those listed. But it's possible to put 4 DVDs in one insert. I've put 3 DVDs in one insert. I've put 2 DVDs from one movie or program together in one slot and then a single DVD for another movie in the other slot and it slides into the insert just fine. Two inserts will also fit inside one sleeve if you don't want to double your DVDs in one slot. Then you would have some sleeves left over. Hope this helps you.
1470658
I bought these for my son, and can't remember 100%, but I think they were folded in when he opened them.
55988
They fold in but extend about 1/4" on either side. Depends on if your cabinet doors are recessed or not. Mine fits on it's short side in a standard cabinet depth cookie sheet compartment. Cabinet door is flush. Hope this helps!