Comfortably - how many sleeves can this binder hold?
1791020
I have 32 sleeves in mine with pictures on each side of the sleeve...so hold 64 pics. that is comfortable. ...could hold a few more but would get tight. love mine so much I ordered a second one.
386238
ProSleeve II sleeves are hole punched for use in media binders and include writable strip. You would need to specifically look for that model type for holes set up on side. These ones do not.
399544
1 binder has 12 inserts. Each insert can hold 4 disc. Which means, each binder can hold 48 disc. The maximum pages you can insert in 1 binder is 16 (total of 64 disc). Additional pages are sold separately.
857358
I put a Binder in it 10 wide x 13 tall. It is snug but not overly. It is really customizable.
708245
The 2" binder should hold 200 pages nicely. I use the 1" for holding between 80 and 100 pp with room to spare.
579730
The Binder box is about an inch and three quarters deep inside. The binder ring itself is about an inch and one eighth. I could stack 36 unprotected slides from base to top of box, so I would expect the box to hold about thirty full sleeves of slides.
1610806
I can fit two Ultra Pro sleeves in one pouch plus two non-sleeved cards, 3 might be pushing it.
2144944
There are 17 plastic sleeves to hold your cards. I have 2 in each slot (I use it to organize gift cards). However, beware of the plastic ripping when you remove your card; it has happened to me several times. I wouldn't recommend for daily use with credit cards.
665850
I could fit two 3" A4/US letter binders face-to-face in the back section with my laptop (tight, but doable) AND have room for other items in the front section. If you have a bulky laptop, you might be able to only get one binder in with it.
995412
I've just measured the pockets on my sheets. They're 2" x 2" (four pockets across and five down on each page), and one holder fits nicely in each pocket. I don't have any full pages yet, because I file mine by denomination, but I do have several pages that have one or more rows filled. The holders don't even fit tightly, so be careful about turning the binder upside-down.
1851788
I have 30 pages in mine; it looks like it will hold up to 50 pages comfortably. After that it might be hard to close it over the binder ring.
1323945
I believe ideally 32. However, you can purchase additional pages and add up to a max of 48. If you are looking to expand your collection it may be a good idea to focus on the 32 initially and have extra empty pages in each book to accommodate new items. This is what I did and it worked well. I am also a bit frugal and have over stuffed mine a bit. Hahaha. They don't get tossed around because I do not have kids in the house, so the risk of stressing the binder is minimal for my situation. They are still pretty sturdy and look nice on the shelf. I hope this helps. It's my understanding that the binding product is flexible to meet your storage needs. Good luck.
2128652
I got this backpack for a while now and while it's not really big, I learned that I can fit a MacBook Air, phone/kindle charger, my kindle, a few snack containers and an umbrella and a spare T-Shirt. And there's still room. It does feel quite full with those things already, but I could easily put 1-2 notebooks. I think it really depends on how thick the binders are.
1597989
Yes it has its own set of sleeves built in. Its 20 pages total with 9 pockets of each side of page. This is not a three-ring binder though, you cannot add or subtract pages from the binder if that what your question is about.
850183
Two sheets will fit in each sleeve. Three or more would be to much and probably tear the eges.
503073
No. It's not a binder. You can't take out or add sleeves....well, I guess you could take some out, but only by tearing the sleeve.
1123400
ea page has room to put 2 5x7 pictures, then when you turn the page, you can put in two more. These are very good quality sleeves. Not flimsy and don't tear easily like some you find.