How wide are they &amp; has anybody cut them down for more room in a 1.25 paper??
1109488
they sit about a little less than an inch in your papers if u put it at the tip. I've cut one down before and it worked the same
364492
Hi, they are about 1 and 1/2 inches long according to the packaging, however I would say more like two inches long, and a little over an inch wide. They are really nice, heavy paper. (At least the brown scalloped that I ordered are.) There are several different choices. I hope this helps you, good luck!
262490
you don't want to cut them but you can fold it to probably measure it to a smaller size.
1601967
They will fit in an 8.5" by 11" binder. Twenty pages should not fill the entire 2.2"; you should have room for other pages as well.
1332786
The sheets are approx. letter paper sized, so hopefully you can get approx. scaling from that
455881
You have to measure them Kenneth I use them to mail 12x12 paper for scrapbooking I like them because they are padded and keep paper dry...they are 14 1/2 x 20 so they are pretty big. Best wishes
1972603
Hi Guy, There's a dimension for each sheet (24x36"), that's accurate as far as I can tell. Then there's a product dimension (24x15") because the paper comes folded a bit. This doesn't affect the paper's usability.Another user David commented on the paper's thin-ness; it's pretty similar to the paper you find in a paperback novel. It can be a bit rough, so combine it with tissue paper when packing items that can get scratched easily; if you're packing large boxes (larger than 1 foot cube) and looking for spacing paper, you'll want rougher, thicker paper.
1040052
Hello, I am sorry for the delay but I have been out of town on urgent family business. An 8 1/2 x 11 sheet of paper will not fit in the bottom of this drawer. The width is too narrow.
1774982
I found them to be on the narrow side. They are 8 and 3/4 inches max. 80 pages in thickness can vary greatly depending on the paper stock, so I'd look at the binding. If it's a wraparound cover that has a single crease along the binding and no room for writing, they are probably OK. If the binding is wide enough for the name of the magazine, vol number, and so on down the spine, they could be a tight squeeze. Anything with an overall footprint bigger than 8.5 x 11 is unlikely to fit.
1601966
They are designed for 8.5" x 11" sized binders. They are a regular paper size.
1062426
The are 1/4 of an inch wide, with a crease so you can break them in half. They are a little over 1/2 inch long.
2148629
I have them displayed in shops. I'm actually going to one of the galleries tomorrow evening. I could measure and shoot you the dimensions tomorrow night or Sunday morning!
1704915
I'd estimate they're approximately two-thirds the length of a standard-size paperclip and about as wide. Of course they're round not flat but that analogy just came to mind.
1883600
The slots are just a little more that 8 and 1/2 inches wide. I use them for mailboxes - regular 8 1/2 by 11 inch paper is a good fit. I think your binders would be too wide, unless you pull out some of the slots...
1013435
They're a good size but not difficult to take. I've never measured but I'd ballpark them at around a half inch long and a quarter inch wide.
79833
Thanks - did find them, but they don't have the handy 3x5 size. Not a big deal, I guess. I printed out the .pdf file and placed it in an 8x10 notebook for reference.
381589
Hi there K.K , They are 1 1/8 inches deep, 2 5/8 inches at the top and taper slightly down to 2 1//8 inches at the bottom, hope that helps!