UniKeep Large Binder with Pages (11 x 17) - Black - Fully Enclosed Case Binder

Needed an item to hold enlarged wire schematics (Tabloid 11" x 17") and this hard shell binder does the trick. Although made of hard plastic, it seems tough enough to keep files from damage. 2 plastic snap closures keeps your files secure. A pack of 10 appropriately sized document protectors are included. Thanks just what I needed.

This is perfect for my purpose. I use it to hold and display my personal planner, which requires suspending 11x17 sheets sideways (landscape) in a stand-up display. I actually get 2 sheets displayed one over the other (one is flipped up) by putting an 18" metal ruler behind both.My only concern is how many times will the hinge tolerate being bent? It is handling it well thus far (at perhaps 10 open/close cycles; I don't close it up often).But even if it broke relatively soon, I haven't found *anything* else on the market that does what this does (what I've described above). If mine breaks, I will buy another and consider it money well spent.Still, if the hinge *does* break relatively soon (and I don't know if it does), it would be nice to see that aspect strengthened, or perhaps a higher-end model that has more bend cycles. This is not a complaint though; I don't even know if this is an issue.

We have a few of these, and they get a lot of use. I have noticed they crack easily at the seams, and one we ordered was already cracked. Otherwise, the rest of it is sturdy, and great for keeping autographed photos safe at conventions!

The presentation stand is a moot point because the case is plastic with plastic hinges. I do NOT recommend using it for presentation setups because the hinges on the binding are not suited to the task. I am writing this hours after receiving it and putting my portfolio in it, so I haven't tested it, but I would suspect the presentation stand would kill the case bindings after about 100 times.Aside from the lost presentation stand option, and a way to hold business cards and other presentation needs, this works really well, especially when combined with portrait style 8.5x11 sheet protectors, and 11x17 split sheet protectors that UniKeep also sells.While it is designed for 20 sheets and the binder clips are small, you could easily get away with more if you're just putting paper in it. I am using my binder for comparatively odd purposes to hold book dossiers of around 12-20 pages each I have 9 layers on each binding and there is still plenty of room.My biggest qualm about the portfolio's design is that the ring bindings do not have an easy open feature so i'm worried about how they will hold up and how long it will take for the rings to mis-align. The case looks professional, it is easy to clean, and despite it's "cheap plastic" material, it closes very accurately. The strips shine quite nicely to give the portfolio a "new" feel and i'm hoping that keeps up. Overall I expect good things from this and hope it lasts me a while until I can pay for a more expensive one :)

I’ve had this 2 weeks and just started putting items into it and the case cracked along one of the seams. I’ll just use heavy duty tape to fix it. If you’re looking for something that you’ll use often, look elsewhere for something more durable.It does include clear plastic sleeves. Each has 6 holes so any additional standard sleeves you buy (which I did!) has to be punched by hand. Where’s my hole punch? lolDoes handle 11” x 17” items (diplomas, licenses, etc.).

Loved this, used it for my autographs and pictures when I go to Comic-Con to protect them before and after. Just what I ordered and needed

Once one was ordered they all wanted them. These are great for on-site construction plans. They are durable and sturdy.

I love that the case is hard plastic, durable and it securely seals. My daughter just started doing the Comic Con Anime scene and was collecting autographs from various artists and needed something sturdy enough to store the images. This is perfect and reasonably priced.