For my hingeless albums, I prefer the SAFE approach that uses a 2-part page rather than individual mounts attached to the printed page. There's a printed paper sheet, and then there is a separate plastic sheet with rows that matches the printed layout. There's frequently extra area on the perhiphery as the rows go across the whole page. This allows extra stamps to be placed on the page.
This model also allows you to (1) view the back of the stamp without removing it from the "mount" and (2) easily write in pencil on the printed page without disturbing any of the stamps.
Also, you can buy blank hingeless pages in various row height and number configurations to place in your albums for additional varieties.
It makes for a very homogenous presentation.
Here's a completed
ebay listing showing examples of both the preprinted SAFE hingeless pages and the blank ones being used in the same collection. Be sure to scroll down and view the images in the body of the listing:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/GERMAN-STAT...047675.l2557They're not the cheapest hingeless pages in the world, but I swear by them. The only time I've bought others (Palo, Davo) are when SAFE doesn't offer pages for that country or era.
Note: The plastic used in the sheets is VERY robust, much heavier than normal mounts, so your stamps are much better protected, but also results in very heavy albums.