does this have a metal prong that you place pages on and then slip cover on posts bend to size you want
89962
no it does not. You just put the sheets in place while bending back the covers and then release. No problem with this product if you don't intend to keep reopening to insert new or updated sheets. It will not stand up to repeated insertions.
89963
No, it is like the hard cover of a book and you can pull apart the spin from the inside and insert the pages then it will close and hold in place like a clip.
89964
No Cheryl, the entire spine of the binding is one spring. To mount your papers, you simply press the spine wide by opening the cover sides widely, insert the papers in the spine, and release the spread covers. Done. No holes in the papers,, no ugly, obstructive metal prongs. Regards, Bill Hinds
89965
No. This binder has one long continuous spring-steel channel that runs the length of the spine. The binder cover is bent backward to open the channel, which holds the paper inside firmly all along the spine side.
1923537
It uses a steel clamp with a hex nut to tighten around the post, you could place a rubber gasket on the post to keep the clamp from actually coming into contact with the post.I have a steel post and did just that to create a better friction between post and clamp.
1319492
The pages are held in place even with the rings against it. However, the height of the shield is only 8" and if you are using a standard binder it will stick out above the shield. I typically print my recipes in landscape format, so it isn't an issue. I have a binder of "heirloom" recipes from my mother that I want to preserve. With those, I remove them from the binder, put them in the holder sideways and then turn the stand sideways - this keeps the page completely protected.
1142052
No, just corded string and pins to help guy the posts. I would recommend heavier pins.
889074
It has a molded ridge all the way around the outer edge and anchors with 2 sided 3M Tape. I don't think you can do much bending with it or expect the tape to hole it in place should you get it bent where you want it.
759798
Yes, the clips that hold the pages is very well position, allowing you to grab and turn the page and replace to hold the next page in place. Great product, I have search stores and this is the best item I found.
226060
This is not a ring binder. The pages are permanently bound into the cover and you slip your artwork in like a regular page protector.
2158350
There aren't any metal rings. Each page attaches at the center, like a binding in a book. It is much better than one with metal rings.
1729069
Yes it does with magnet. Just don't do what idid. I flipped it behind nook everytime read. You shouldn't fold door that far back. It won't snap close after that.I haven't tried bending it (the edge) to let magnet hit. Over all. Just love mine.if this one fell apart. I would get same exact one. May do so sometime soon just to have y.it. hopethis helped you. Sincerely. Cynded
1242211
Hi Christy, yes it does. It is a black wire holder that fits into pre-set holes. It does fit firmly into place when inserted and seems to be heavy duty enough to support some big books, etc.
1015840
Yes, but like any saddle-stapled booklet it is stiff when first opened. Flexing it a couple of times each time you open it will eventually allow it to lay flat.
1605982
No. I have had mine for several months and this has never happened. I read it bent back all the time. The Kindle does turn off if the page has not been changed for a while.
1217240
It does but I don't recommend the product anymore. The metal has bent at the joint holes and I've had to discard. Don't purchase
1048584
It does, although it's a bit short so loose leaf papers don't stand easily (bend over the edge backwards). I just stick a book behind it and then put the loose leaf paper.Hope this helps!
2256212
There's a small prong that keeps the book cover in place. So long as the book you pick is big enough the cover will stay up. I've had my shelf installed for over a month and it hasn't slipped once.
1295544
The metal bar does not go all the way through. There are slits in the wood in front of where the book rests. They are so thin that I do not see how any book or tablet could pass through. They are about as wide as a ink pen. Its a very well designed book holder. I gave it as a gift and it was well received
429218
Yes it does. Starting at the bottom, the collar that holds the feet to the pole is plastic. Moving up, the part around the pole that lets you adjust the height, that collar and the knob are plastic. Behind the sheet music holder, there is a plastic part that goes over the pole, a screw goes through it to attach the holder to the pole.