Safely store your printed pictures or images inside this 8 x 10" Print File Clamshell Box 8x10 White Interiorfrom Print File, seen here in a stylish black buckram exterior and white interior. This box features a depth of 4" and is capable of holding approximately 52 2/2 ply prints.

The clamshell design of this box makes it easy to regularly access your contents, allowing you to simply lay it flat on the table and swing open the lid. An acid-free and lignin-free interior lining makes this case suitable for long-term use, and helps it preserve prints in their original construction. Each box is made of 0.098 heavyweight binder's board with a neutral pH adhesive and buffered construction.

Clamshell Opening for Easy Access    Holds Up to 52 2/2 Ply Prints    Acid- and Lignin-Free White Interior    Black Buckram Exterior    Suitable for Long-Term Storage    0.098 Binder Board Construction

• 4-ply window, 4-ply mat: Approximately 32 prints
• 4-ply window, 2-ply mat: Approximately 40 prints
• 2-ply window, 2-ply mat: Approximately 52 prints

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What are the measurements in metric?

A: Our specs page lists the dimensions in metric units. For your convenience, the dimensions in centimeters are 21.6 x 26.7 x 5.1 cm.

Q: 2. Are there two boxes per package, as shown in the picture, or just one?

A: This contains 1 box.

Q: 3. How many 6x7 frames will this hold per row?

A: This one can hold 3 6x7 frames per row for a total of 9 frames.

Q: 4. How deep is this box?

A: 2 1/2 deep

Q: 5. I want to know if I can store my 5x7 in this box or only 4x6?

A: The box is only 4.5" tall so 5x7 photo won't fit.

Q: 6. Is there a ring binder holding the prints together or are they just lying in the box?

A: Hi, there is not ring binder in the box. The prints lay flat in the box. For fine art portfolio purposes, the box is perfect.

Q: 7. Is there (.25) extra so that a sleeved 17 x 22 print fits inside? (17.25 x 22.25 inches) .

A: Hi--the actual interior dimensions are 17.25 x 22.25 x 2".

Q: 8. This would be the first time that I used this type of system. Would you use one sleeve to hold a single negative or a set of negatives (roll)?

A: You can certainly use 1 sleeve for a whole roll, otherwise space will fill up quickly.

Q: 9. What type of plastic are these made of?

A: Unfortunately, the manufacturer does not publish this information.

Q: 10. How many cases are there?

A: Never mind about the question.