Can these liner pages fit in a standard 3 ring binder?
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Not that I am aware. The pages have a slit design for the holes, not a circular. There are two slit opens verses a standard three hole concept with binders.
1767883
They fit but when you have enough they tend to cause the rings to open. It is a better deal to get the case since you get more sleeves for a low price. The only draw back for this type of storage system is the small amount of marring on exposed portion of double sided disks. I have not had playback problems yet.
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That is correct on the page size. I believe the rings are 1 1/4" in diameter. I used kind of thick, nonstretchy, sisal twine to measure half the circle, then laid that on a ruler. Crude, perhaps, but I believe accurate. The outer dimensions of the binder are 7" x 10" by 1 1/2" (depth measured on the spine). I found any number of websites where I can print pages for free, and I already made some. Google "undated planner refill pages", or something like this. I stressed the undated because that's what is working best for me. A hole punch and you're good to go. Then you get to print only the pages which you will use.
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The Ultra Pro 2-pocket pages fit any 3-ring binder, whether the rings are round or "D" shaped. Binders also come in different thickness, from 1" thick on up to 5" thick. Amazon, ebay, overstock, office supply stores (staples, office depot) carry a variety of sizes in stock. Google "3 ring binder" and all kinds of different places will pop up, including hobby sites. Hope this helps.
1791263
Yes, they have 3 binder holes, so will fit most 3-ring binders. I use a lot of these protector sheets and this was a very good item for the price.
1622201
Main space will probably fit two 3in, 3 Ring binders. Smaller space can fit 1-2 one inch binders. Plenty of small pockets for odds and ends.
922718
Not entirely sure. I measured with a ruler. The sheets themselves can fit into a 3 ring binder, but the case itself is pretty big. Measurements for the case: The height is about 13 inches, width about 11 inches, the thickness about 7 inches.
33044
Yes there is the spacing for standard binders. It spaced like normal but has 3 rings in each section rather than just the normal 3
906477
the pages are 8.25 inches by 11 inches. they fit inside a regular 3 ring binder perfectly. hope this helps. J. Good
562888
I just used a couple of 3-ring binders I had around the house. Haven't looked for 2-ring binders.
1995759
The holes will line up but you will have three or four inches of the page sticking out from the binder. I brought a page to Staples and tried every binder they had with the same result.
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Depends on the size of binders 3 medium size binders and computer should fit not 3 lr
958710
The sheets will fit in a standard 3-ring binder but I would suggest using a D ring binder if you will be placing a lot of sheets in the binder.
682587
It has three holes and would fit any regular 3 ring binder... Just be sure you get one that will cover it completely LENGTHwise.
181560
I bought this filing cart to fit hanging 3-ring binders with 11x17 sheets of paper in them. When they hang, the paper touches the bottom rungs. If your 11x17 folders are longer than the paper, it may be a little long to fit snuggly. This cart is a good cheap alternative to hang 11x17 sheets if you don't mind the paper touching the bottom rungs. I've been looking for hanging 11x17 3-ring binders. Do you know where I could get some without breaking the bank?
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A 3" binder will be too big. I have a 2" D ring binder in it & it stretches the dividers a bit.
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They worked just fine for me in a regular three ring notebook. The pages come right to the top and bottom of the notebook, but do not extend over the edges.
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I have two three ring binders, one is an inch thick, it fits just fine, it hangs over the edge about 1 and 1/2 inches, the width of the binder is less than the width of the file tier, so that's no problem; the other is a three inch binder, the width is less than the width of the file tier, so that's no problem but it hangs off the edge about 3 inches which could be a problem. You can put the 1 inch binder in the file tier either way, but the 3 inch binder will only fit one way. The file tiers are a little over 2 and 1/2 inches apart, so you probably can only put a binder in the file tier that's 2 and 1/2 inches or less in thickness, if you want to put the thick end in first. I have two three ring binders, one is an inch thick, it fits just fine, it hangs over the edge about 1 and 1/2 inches, the width of the binder is less than the width of the file tier, so that's no problem; the other is a three inch binder, the width is less than the width of the file tier, so that's no problem but it hangs off the edge about 3 inches which could be a problem. You can put the 1 inch binder in the file tier either way, but the 3 inch binder will only fit one way. The file tiers are a little over 2 and 1/2 inches apart, so you probably can only put a binder in the file tier... » Read More I have two three ring binders, one is an inch thick, it fits just fine, it hangs over the edge about 1 and 1/2 inches, the width of the binder is less than the width of the file tier, so that's no problem; the other is a three inch binder, the width is less than the width of the file tier, so that's no problem but it hangs off the edge about 3 inches which could be a problem. You can put the 1 inch binder in the file tier either way, but the 3 inch binder will only fit one way. The file tiers are a little over 2 and 1/2 inches apart, so you probably can only put a binder in the file tier that's 2 and 1/2 inches or less in thickness, if you want to put the thick end in first. « Show Less