Slip-In Matted Albums
Intended for DIY, these self-mount photo albums allow you to add your own prints and/or change the prints over time. Stock them in your studio for immediate delivery to your clients and enjoy extra discounts when you purchase them in sets.
Assembly is easy with a slot on the top of each page where you can insert a photographic print. You may choose to keep it open, which allows you to change a print in the future, or permanently fix your prints into place using a piece of double-sided tape (we recommend acid-free) and/or close off the slot in top.
Sold individually or in discounted Sets of 5 or 10.
Offered sizes:
- to hold 4x6" print (10x15cm), Mat is sized 6x8" (15x20cm) - outer dimensions of the book are 6.4x8.4" (16x21cm)
- to hold 5x7" print (13x18cm), Mat is sized 8x10" (20x25cm) - outer dimensions of the book are 8.4x10.6" (21x26.5cm)
- to hold 8x10" print (20x25cm), Mat is sized 11x14" (27.5cx35cm) - outer dimensions of the book are 11.4x14.4" (28.5x36cm)
Capacity:
- 8 pages = 8 mats to hold 8 prints
- 10 pages = 10 mats to hold 10 prints
- 16 pages = 16 mats to hold 16 prints
- 20 pages = 20 mats to hold 20 prints
Prints are not included. Please order prints separately. Not compatible with thicker papers. We recommend standard photographic prints.
Cover Options:
- All materials available (upgrades may apply to some materials, see individual shop for pricing USD / EUR)
- Full range of personalizations available (excludes cameo).
TIPS FOR ASSEMBLY:
When inserting prints into a slip-in style product, you may find it necessary to use something stiff as a tool to help you - it is supposed to be a tight fit and may require a bit of work to get prepped. Try something like a glossy advertising mailer, a playing card, a butter knife, etc. Slide it in from the top and get it under the edge. Work it all the way around the edges, sliding it under and LIFTING to loosen the edges a bit. Once you have worked the edges, you can add your print and use the card under the edges to help guide it. Slide that card down to the bottom and leave part of it under the mat board, and part of it sticking up so the print can go behind it. You can do the card on an angle in/around the corners. This should make your mounting experience much easier.