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Braille Notebook, Standard-Size
Product Features
- Organize Braille recipes, journal, notes and homework.
- Holds over 150 sheets of 11.5" X 11" blank Braille paper.
- Front presentation window for 3-1/2" x 3-1/2" photo or description card.
- Label holder on spine for convenient identification.
- Finger hole ring for easy pull from shelf.
- Designer curved front edge for easy hold and opening of binder.
- 3 D-shape rings for pages to stack uniformly - not Z-rings or O-rings.
- Back-mounted rings allow pages to lie flat.
- Black powder coated metal-rings reduce risk of nickel allergy.
- Up to 65% recycled polypropylene.
- Made in USA.
- Measures about 12-1/2 in by 15 in.
- Package Weight: about 1.1 pounds.
Product Description
Want to organize your Braille recipes, journal entries, notes, homework assignments, and more? What you need is one of our deluxe three-ring binders, made to fit standard-sized 11-1/2" X 11" Braille paper.This 1.5-inch premium binder holds over 150 sheets of blank Braille paper. It'll take paper up to 12 inches square, and perfectly accommodates the 11.5" X 11" paper that's most commonly used in Braille embossers and Perkins Braillers. No more using letter-sized binders and having a few inches of paper sticking out!
This quality binder will serve you for years to come. It has a front presentation window for a 3-1/2" X 3-1/2" photo or description card. There's a label holder on the spine for convenient identification (one of our Braille Container Labels also fits and sticks on perfectly). It has a finger hole ring for easy removal from the shelf and has a designer curved front edge for easy hold and opening of the binder.
Our three-ring Braille Notebook features D-shape rings for pages to stack uniformly (not Z-rings or O-rings). The rings are back-mounted (allowing pages to lie flat). The metal rings are black-powder coated (reducing the risk of nickel allergy).
Made in the USA from up to 65% recycled polypropylene. Undoubtedly the best way to keep track of all your full-sized Braille documents!