How sturdy are the tabbed letters on this address book? Are they laminated or just plain paper? Thank you.
1820605
The alphabet tabs are made from the same very sturdy paper as each page of this address book. We have had several Pomegranate address books and the alphabet tabs have never failed broken or torn loose from the page.
1827619
They are a thicker cardstock with like a light laminate on them. We use them at a retirement community and they have held up very well so far.
1895353
It is plain paper and can be written on very easily. I would classify the paper as being a lighter weight, very opaque, high grade bond.
1672349
Not much really, pretty sturdy but with close examination you can see they are fake. Best results display with the faux leather out, not the page side.
1048763
There are alphabet tabs but they are NOT durable! They are paper, just like the pages. I am disappointed in that as it is so important to the user. Hope this helps!
1048764
There are alphabet tabs, it has two letters on them, like MN and they are durable. Hope this helps!
1083851
I think they are laminated paper with a plastic coating. I play a lot of duplicate bridge at clubs and the bidding cards seem to hold up very well. There are two 1C cards as this bid is the most frequently used. Very sturdy.
1288988
The paper feed is good. I have not had a paper jam since I received it months ago. Envelopes work fine too.
2191569
No, just really light weight. If you made the letters on the thick side,they wouldn't be delicate. Were you going to freehand the letters or use a mold ?
2101514
I wouldn't say that they are super heavy duty nor would I say cheaply made either. Perhaps I have not had them for long, but they haven't been bending or tearing within my parents' filing cabinet. But if you're asking if they are not flexible, well yes, they are since they are made of manilla stock material and is not laminated or made from a hard plastic. Hope this helps!
575887
They are paper with a thin coating on the outside. They are not heavy duty but work well for the paperwork I have at home. Would not buy these for a business setting.
907396
Envelopes with address stickers are OK. I've not done bubble envelopes or heavy cardboard, although it handles light cardboard well.
316811
Depends on exactly what you are trying to laminate. The "pouches" are sturdy but flexible plastic. One side has adhesive and the other does not. The adhesive sticks to one side of the material being laminated and seals to the plastic side where it extends beyond material being laminated. The resulting unit can be trimmed as desired as long as a reasonable margin, say 1/8" or more is left beyond the edge of the material laminated. The material to be laminated should be reasonably thin, perhaps not thicker than good construction paper. The resulting laminated unit is quite sturdy. If your letters and projects meet these conditions and are within the specified size limits, the product should work satisfactorily.
1176136
What is pictured is the cover, and is a sample of what your letter, addressed and stamped might look like. All pages inside are lined for writing on one side and the other side is designed to look just like an airmail envelope when folded according to the directions, with just the red and blue border and 4 lines for the address.
1765394
Yes, the priority mail envelopes that you're referring to are what I use the majority of the time. I've never had an issue with the labels not sticking, even when I have an irregularly shaped item in the envelope.
1411088
The traditional one is laminated - this is the one I purchased and I am very happy with it. It sounds like the "tubed" ones might be just paper.
594367
guest comments (all lower case letters). It looks nice.They are spaced half way with the horizontal lines running all the way across the page.