Sooez 30-Pocket Binder with Plastic Sleeves 8.5x11" (Ruby), Heavy Duty Art Portfolio Folder with Clear Sheet Protectors, Display 60 Pages, Present...

These are great display binders. I have bought over 30 of these in different sizes. Even when you go as big as 18x24", they still are made well, hold up well and have dividers in the sleeves to make the pages sturdy. I really like them and have filled quite a few.

The media could not be loaded. This is exactly what I was looking for to keep all my album posters together and safe. Super big and good quality. My only complaint is that the black spacer pages are like newsprint thin so dont expect anything sturdy. The thinness makes the pages super easy to flip through but I put some thicker photo boards on a page too so I have to support it extra to avoid wrinkling/ripping the sleeve when turning the page. My other issue is I used rubber cement to glue some of the smaller items to keep them from sliding around and it bled through to the other side and caused the sleeve to wrinkle/melt. Just make sure any glue is dry before reinserting. Other than that its perfect and I love it.

Wow. What a great solution. I've been carrying my kids' artwork for decades in a bulky plastic box, which used to fit under my old bed. Not my new bed. When I was recently tripping over the thing in a closet, I decided to search for some kind of artist portfolio. I found this and I am ecstatic. This "binder" is inexpensive, holds ALL the art, and slides out of sight under my bed. The plastic cover means it's easy to slide and dust, and won't be bothered by moisture. (Coffee spills are a regular part of my life.) To enjoy the contents, I just lay it on the ottoman and start flipping pages. It lays flat even when only the cover is open. You can flip the pages without messing up the art because each page is a plastic sleeve with no seams. The top of the sleeve is open for sliding pieces in and out. They do a fine job of keeping their position once they're in there. As for the art, I provided multiple pictures to show that you can put multiple pieces together, portrait or landscape. Amazingly, most of my kids' school art was on 11x17 paper, and two of those fit perfectly in one page of this binder. Each page has a black paper insert that provides a backdrop for smaller pieces. You can remove that insert to show both sides of a two-sided piece. I really love this thing. Now when the kids come over, it is irresistibly easy to pull this thing out and flip through memories.

Wow. What a great solution. I've been carrying my kids' artwork for decades in a bulky plastic box, which used to fit under my old bed. Not my new bed. When I was recently tripping over the thing in a closet, I decided to search for some kind of artist portfolio. I found this and I am ecstatic. This "binder" is inexpensive, holds ALL the art, and slides out of sight under my bed. The plastic cover means it's easy to slide and dust, and won't be bothered by moisture. (Coffee spills are a regular part of my life.) To enjoy the contents, I just lay it on the ottoman and start flipping pages. It lays flat even when only the cover is open. You can flip the pages without messing up the art because each page is a plastic sleeve with no seams. The top of the sleeve is open for sliding pieces in and out. They do a fine job of keeping their position once they're in there. As for the art, I provided multiple pictures to show that you can put multiple pieces together, portrait or landscape. Amazingly, most of my kids' school art was on 11x17 paper, and two of those fit perfectly in one page of this binder. Each page has a black paper insert that provides a backdrop for smaller pieces. You can remove that insert to show both sides of a two-sided piece. I really love this thing. Now when the kids come over, it is irresistibly easy to pull this thing out and flip through memories.