Can this size thickness be folded to fit inside a journal? I do not need a crisp edge, but some crease flexibility for my travelers journal.
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It can be creased but doesn't hold a fold by itself. I guess it would if it was inside a book or something. I hope that was helpful.
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I really don't know if folding would harm the unit but I (think) you could just wrap around mattress and would not be a problem. there are different sizes just buy the smallest .. these mattress warmer are great !!!
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Yea u can roll it up. In fact it comes rolled up. But any creases would be permanent.
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I believe it could be cut and refinished on a sewing machine. It's a little bulky for folding in quarters but could be if you fold and press it down--I'm not sure how big the zipper binder is.
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It will definitely not fit a thin laptop or even an ipad. You could of course fold the paper.
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Not without folding it. The case is just a little shy of being able to accommodate 11X17 paper.
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This bag can be folded smaller, although I'm not sure it can be tucked into a pocketbook. The smallest dimensions that I get is 4" x 6" x 1" (w, l, h). Hope this helps!
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Yes, you would be able to fit a piece in without folding. SentrySafe ended up sending us a different safe because the one we received was damaged. The one they sent is bigger and you can put more thinks inside. Hope this helps.
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well, it is a blanket, the edges do not xip together - so i suppose you vould pull it into the bag sith you bt i do not know how you would get it to stay where you want. as far as indulation it would work fine
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I did get a round pen with a carry case but not a folding pen These pens, when folded, are about 4-5 inches thick. So, you take the deminsions of width & depth and see if that fits on the plane. I don't know what planes allow.
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No, it will not. I took a picture: http://oi62.tinypic.com/wlouqf.jpg It would fit, width wise, but not length. However, a full, un-folded 8.5 x 11 page of paper would fit in another size of sleeves. Picture: http://oi62.tinypic.com/o5ukpj.jpg Here is the item listing for that size: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003AOK3L4/ref=oh_details_o03_s01_i03?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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Yes. I just tried a standard coloring book about 1/4" thick. It fit just fine. Not a ton of space to spare, but you could probably fit 2 of them in one pocket.
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Hi, Tamara. Unfortunately, the cover will definitely not fold back. It is only standard-weight vinyl over cardboard. My experience: after less than a month, the vinyl "hinge" began to split at both top and bottom, and required reinforcement with cloth tape. So, I'd say "no" to excess flexing. That said, it is an adequate product at a fair price point, especially compared to other same-size six-ring binders. Regards, Scott Roberts
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No. At least, not properly. The sleeves would make for a tight fit. Pocket pages are not designed for cards AND sleeves.
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If you really need thicker lamination, then thicker pockets will generally work better. However, if you just want to add thickness to the 'feel' of the finished material, you can add one or more pieces of paper inside the pocket. This makes the whole finished product thicker and more stiff, so that it doesn't bend as easily.
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Either thickness will work. I used 3/4" and it folds perfectly. Initially I wanted it to fold and store in the garage, but the casters are way too small to allow you to do that properly. Presently I am not folding it, and am using it as a utility trailer and store it outside. Other than the foolding problem it is very durable and handy. Just wish I would have bought it 20 years ago!