Cover Collection Organization

Rod222, I am going to check my local Office Depot and Staples for the 4 ringers. I can get the 11 hole thin covers, but not the heavy - at least I don't think so. 4 hole binders with heavy plastic would be the ultimate ideal.

I've always used "D-ring" 3-ring binders for anything where I don't want the papers to get damaged in storage. The rings aren't on the middle spine of the binder, they're tucked over to the side so the pages don't have to move whenever you open the binder. The rings aren't round, so the papers stack up in a straighter line as well.

They're common in Canada, easy to find in the stationary / office equipment stores.

Ryan

I do find that my D ring binders are a nuisance to turn the pages back after you've flipped through them all, especially with stock pages which are stiffer than the album pages. or maybe I'm just being picky. LOL

Yes, stay with the 3 hole BeeSee if you cannot get 4 hole thick plastic.
The thin protectors have a lovely feel to them, but are very easily distorted
with gravity and time.
You have given me impetus to seek out a denser plastic myself.