Kenro Black Slip-In Photo Album - 200 Photos - 7X5"

Kenro Black Textured Photo Album with Silver Corners for 200 Photos 7x5 inch/13x18cm, Slip-In Page...

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This Kenro Black Textured Photo Album is designed for individuals who want to elegantly store and display up to 200 photographs of size 7x5 inch/13x18cm. Its key benefit lies in the slip-in pages, offering flexibility to rearrange or remove photos, while a minor caveat is that the textured cover may attract dust if not stored in its protective jacket. Key features include a smart textured design with silver accents, high-quality 3-ply pockets, and a protective dust jacket.

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Model Part NumberPKB137
BrandKenro

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FAQs

What size photos does this album hold?

This album is designed to hold photographs measuring 7x5 inches (13x18cm).

How many photos can the album store?

The album has a capacity for 200 photographs.

Are the pages acid-free?

The product information does not specify if the pages are acid-free. For archival purposes, it's advisable to research this aspect further or use archival photo sleeves if concerned.

Can I remove photos once they are inserted?

Yes, the album features slip-in pages, allowing you to easily remove and rearrange your photographs.

Does the album come with a protective cover?

Yes, each album is supplied with a protective plastic dust jacket to keep it in pristine condition.

What is the texture of the album cover?

The album has a smart, textured black finish with silver print and corners on the front.

Can I add more pages to this album?

No, this album is a bound unit and does not allow for the addition or removal of pages beyond its initial design.

Troubleshooting

Photos are difficult to insert into the pockets.

Ensure you are using the correct photo size (7x5 inch / 13x18cm). Do not force the photo; gently align it with the pocket opening and slide it in smoothly. Check that the pocket is not obstructed.

Album pages are sticking together.

This can sometimes happen due to humidity. Ensure the album is stored in a dry environment. If pages are slightly stuck, gently try to separate them. If the album is in its dust jacket, this usually prevents this issue.

Silver corners or print on the cover are fading.

This may occur with prolonged exposure to light or friction. Store the album in its protective dust jacket and keep it away from direct sunlight to preserve the cover's finish.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Elegant and durable textured design with silver detailing.
  • Flexible slip-in pages allow for easy photo arrangement and removal.
  • Generous capacity for 200 photos.
  • Photos are protected by high-quality 3-ply pockets.
  • Includes a protective dust jacket to maintain album condition.

Cons

  • Primarily designed for a specific photo size (7x5 inch / 13x18cm).
  • Textured cover might require care to prevent dust accumulation.
  • Limited to storing printed photographs; not suitable for digital media.
  • No space for writing captions directly on the page next to the photo.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup:

  1. Unpack the album and remove the protective plastic dust jacket.
  2. Gently open the album to access the slip-in pages.
  3. Orient your 7x5 inch (13x18cm) photographs correctly.
  4. Slide each photograph into the clear pocket on the right-hand side of each page.
  5. Rearrange pages or photos as desired by carefully sliding them out and reinserting.

Compatibility:

  • This album is specifically designed for photographs measuring 7x5 inches (13x18cm).
  • It is not suitable for larger or smaller print sizes, or for storing digital media like CDs or USB drives.

Care:

  • To maintain the album's appearance, it is recommended to store it in its provided protective dust jacket when not in use.
  • Wipe the textured cover gently with a soft, dry cloth to remove dust.
  • Avoid exposing the album to direct sunlight, moisture, or extreme temperatures, which can degrade the materials and photos over time.