A4 Display Folders, 60 Pockets A4 Display Book Folder with Stickers, Plastic Sleeves and Pockets Presentation Folders Document Project Folder for School and Offices

I got this A4 folder to store some inclusions I got from my Kpop albums, such as postcards. The folder arrived packaged in a cellphane bag. The folder is kept closed with a loop of elastic attached to the back of the folder with rivets. The rivets very slightly dig into the back sleeve/pocket, so just something to bear in mind for anything you keep in the black sleeves. It’s nothing too severe though. The cover is a lovely pink colour and is flexible, yet robust. I had it stood upright for a few days and the cover has warped slightly from where it was sagging a bit, but I think it would go back to normal if flattened out for a few days under weight. There’s a slot on the outside of the folder where you can insert a label, if necessary. It also comes with two sheets of coloured labels/stickers, if you needed to label up sections of your folder. The inside front cover also has a slip pocket, which is very useful. The pockets themselves feel very thin; however, they don’t feel as though they’re going to rip. There are 60 pockets, so you could display 120 sides, so the capacity is fairly big. The pockets are polypropylene, which means they won’t slowly destroy the things you keep in there, like PVC can. Overall, I think this folder is good value for money.

Wanted to keep my documents in one place and safe, and this is the perfect folder I found for keeping my documents safe. The folder comes with 60 clear see through plastic pocket, which is amazing, as I can quickly see which document it is, without having to take it out. There is also included sticky labels which can be useful if you have to store multiple documents in one plastic pocket. The outer folder is made of flexible plastic which also protects the documents as well. And there is an elastic band that can come over to keep the folder closed in place. Overall this folder keeps my documents safe and in one place.

Pockets a bit flimsier than expected, but otherwise good.

I use quite a lot of these display folders to hold music for different groups. This one comes with a standard and solid plastic cover but on the inside is a space to lot in pages still waiting a display pocket. The display pockets themselves are plentiful with 60 in the book (or the ability to display 120 sheets when you use the back and front surface. Each pocket has a top opening for the A4 piece of paper- the quality of the plastic in the pockets seems to be very thin compared to some other books I've used and require 'rubbing together' to loosen the bond at the top of the pocket before a sheet can be inserted. The book also has a plastic band holder that can ensure it remains closed when not in use. Also included are two sets of coloured labels for marking parts of the book. I'm not sure if these are self adhesive or not as I can't seem to get the backing to release. They are a minor part of the kit anyway so not too urgent. As a display book it does it's job adequately. If you are simply putting pages into the sleeves and then leaving them, it becomes ideal, even if the display pockets are a bit difficult to open for initial insertion.

This is nice enough, but ultimately more faff than it's worth There are positives - if you like pale pink, it's a nice folder. - if you have time it will be a nice document folder. - It will increase your patience The main negatives for me are - sleeves are too thin. - sleeves are hard to open in order to insert page - sleeves bound too close to the spine - makes it very hard to insert a page - just time-consuming. I could not be bothered with the hassle it would take to insert 120 pages - because of the nature of the cover it will not stay open, so it is not suitable for an application like that. I don't know whether it is the size of the sleeve or the lack of stiffness that makes it so hard to slide the pages in.

I use display folders for organising my papers at work. This 60 pocket folder comes in a nice peachy pink ccolour. The outer plastic is nice and strong, and inside is a pocket for loose sheets or other things. The elastic holding the folder closed is strong enough. The plastic pockets are good quality and can hold several sheets in each one. The price is just under £9 which I think is good for a sturdy 60 pocket display folder.

Good, solid folder that keeps my children's music sheets neatly in one place. The sleeves are perfectly transparent so you can read your notes with no trouble at all. There are 2 things that make this folder stand out from the others: 1. It has a safety elastic which is helpful so that the folder doesn't flap around and also, my children sometimes put their papers into their folders without inserting them into the sleeves so this elastic prevents those papers from falling out. 2. There's a pocket flap in the front so there is an actual place that my children can put their loose sheets when they don't want to put them in the sleeves. Whoever designed this folder gave it some thought! I'm very happy with it, it does the job well!

This 60 pocket, A4 display folder with stickers is not too bad; it looks well made and feels good and the colour is interesting too. I am not convinced by the stickers though. For just short of £9 (at time of review) the value for money is not too bad either. The pockets are easy to fit pages into and they are separate easily enough (some stick with static) and display the contents perfectly. The only criticisms are that a) the pages are fixed which means you have to have 60 pockets even if you don't use them and b) the join of the pockets to the spine doesn't look like it's going to last the distance - but then I guess it's down to what you're displaying and how often it's being used. Overall, this is not too bad an item for the price and does exactly what it says on the tin!