Better Office Products Ultra Durable Clear Front R
$18.49
Price: $18.49
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HIGH-QUALITY MATERIALS: Black back cover made of 0.3mm textured polypropylene and smooth clear 0.18mm poly for the front cover to provide long-lasting, spill-proof, stain-resistant durability paper report covers can’t provide; heavy-duty tray-style box with interlocking tabs included
DISTINCTIVE DETAILING: A reinforced 1-1/4″ spine along the left margin covers the metal fasteners for a polished presentation.
ACCOMMODATING: Each folder has a two-piece metal prong and poly cover strip assembly to hold up to 150 punched sheets (0.5″ capacity) and/or up to 100 in interior pocket.
ADDENDUM POCKET: Back cover includes a 2.5″ x 11″ clear poly interior pocket for supplemental documentation.
CLASSIC LOOK: Black spine and back cover with heat-welded seams for a polished lay-flat look to complement your work
Tati –
Pretty, pretty, pretty good!!
I have been looking for good report/portfolio folders to help me organize my very document heavy college coursework for quite a while now.. My degree will always be document heavy so finding the right folders/binders is imperative. Like a very very long time. I’ve tried multiple different folders, binders and so forth, nothing really doing what I ultimately need. Now my intent was to break down my course work into assignment sections while keeping it bound and readily accessible. So I saw these and figured WTH, I’ll try. WOW so impressive, being able to organize my course work i.e. units/modules to work on specific assignments without toting around everything is such big help. Them being flexible, but not too flexible is a huge game changer for me. Like I said, I’ve tried many other options all of which have hindered me in big ways one way or another. So far no hindrance here. I don’t do really heavy writing in my lap or while holding, but I do highlight, take margin notes and such and do so without issue with these. I can see immediately what unit/week I need without opening them and can even put my tabs on my papers (pictures attached) and though I wasn’t precise on all the tabs, they don’t stick out from the folder while closed or open, unless you’re sloppy about it or your tabs are too long. Mine are good and thin and stay inside, although I was in a hurry so they are tad sloppy here. The method of binding was a bit of worry for me, but turns out it’s quite perfect. I was thinking it would be too flimsy, but I’ve been pleasantly surprised. I already use a hole punch for my docs anyway, so that was no problem. I took several close up photos so you could see the inside of the folder and the clasps clearly to know what you’d be working with. The metal strip holding the paper is somewhat adjustable. If one side is too long, just stretch it out straight and adjust away. The white middle piece is of a flexible plastic but not too flexible and all together holds incredibly well. I haven’t filled them to compacity yet, and from what I’ve filled them with so far, I doubt I will, they all still have plenty of usable space (but I do breakdown my course work as stated before). For their intended purpose, they are far more impressive to me than I thought they would be. I was almost prepared to be returning them before they even arrived, but instead I have throughly enjoyed them and even ordered more.I practically never write reviews, as I often have limited time.. But I absolutely had to here. Now they may not be what you need, but that’s why I took the time here, because I was skeptical when ordering due to lack of pictures showing the whole folder and how it holds. So I hope this helps!
Todd –
Great for presentations
We use these for product documents that we give to customers. Cheaper / smaller than a small binder – more durable than a paper version. We use these all the time to hold around 30 sheets of paper and great part is the front cover is clear so we use our graphic for the product in color as the face page. Good job AMAZON on this product.
KPRevels –
Great presentation folders!
Very nice folders, used for a real estate presentation. Definitely helped with making it look more professional.
Phillip L. Salamacha –
Decent quality for price
Good enough if you’re putting out reports on a weekly basis and want to save some money. The pocket in the back is nice to put an invoice for your client. If you’re doing a thesis, I’d get something slightly more professional.
Jeanie –
A Good Buy
Just what I needed to organize the instruction booklets that come with each little appliance. It is nice to have a clear front cover which eliminates the need to label each folder. I just got them so I do not know how sturdy or durable they will be, but they most likely will be quite adequate for long-term use.
Amazon Customer –
Presentable Work
I use this for my students work. It makes their work look presentable and cherished by kids. Very durable and worth the money!
Martin –
La verdad
Para un coro y necesitaba los tres agujeros en la carpeta
Divine Wisdom –
Lacks Grip/Poor Design
Finally had occasion to use these report covers. There are only 2 metal fasteners which wouldn’t be a problem in and of itself, except for securing larger reports. There’s just not enough fasteners to keep all papers in place. Would not recommend
Amazon Customer –
We use these at our real estate brokerage for our home buyer/seller packages. They are simple and do a great job of pulling a project together and making it look professional.
Rae J, Alberta Canada –
I was looking for a binder for a hymnal of “Hymns in the public domain” I was creating. (Turns out that there are lot!) At just over $1 each, this product seemed like a good choice. They do look good, and the transparent cover shows the title page nicely.The description claims that the binders will hold up to 150 pages. I need them to hold 130 pages, and they do. However if you open the binder at, say, page 60 this puts a strain on the metal tabs that hold everything together, and the earlier sheets tend to “escape” from the tabs. In the very nature of this project, the binders will be opened frequently so I needed to make them more secure.On Amazon, I found the Acco 2-piece paper file fasteners. The 2 pieces are a bending metal strip to form tabs, and the compression piece that secures the paper, with sliding clips that hold the bending tabs in place. It was the latter piece I needed. I have used it with the tabs that form part of the folder, and now the binder will work.So if you are using only 20 or so pages, this folder will work very well. If, like me, you have a large set of documents you will probably have the same issue that I did.The Acco item worked out to a little less than a dollar per piece, so now I have paid approximately $2 for each binder. Still not a bad price.