Would these hold magazines, photos, and comics? one per.
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I use it to hold photos (typically 8x10) I guess you could use them for a single magazine as long as it's not much larger than 8x10. I'm not sure if the plastic bag is correct for any type of archival quality needed for collectable comics or magazines.
1366902
Yes I believe they would. We are using them for documents, photos, instruction books, chorus books and many other items that are now toxic. The bags are nicely sturdy. The zip lock works and hold fine. Yes, I think they would be ideal for what you are asking.
1366903
Hi Douglas D.,I subscribe to Dive Training magazine and those fit in these fine (just tried it). The magazine has about an inch of clearance at the top and just under an inch on the side. As far as comics and photos go, I believe the standard comic size will fit, but anything unconventionally large might be an issue. Photos up to 9" x 12" should fit in as well. Hope this helps!
1366904
Very easily as long as these items are smaller than 9"x12" and not too thick. I used them for two newsstand magazines, some flyers, promo pens and other items to make a welcome kit for an event and they worked just fine with lots of room to spare. The smaller the item (LxW) the thicker it can be and still fit. These are probably too large for regular comic books and they would need to be checked for compatibility as they may not be archival quality materials. Your best bet for comics is to get the sleeves designed just for that purpose to avoid damaging them inadvertently. Similarly, they're probably fine for storing photos in a cool area, but the photo paper could react with the plastic over time. Very easily as long as these items are smaller than 9"x12" and not too thick. I used them for two newsstand magazines, some flyers, promo pens and other items to make a welcome kit for an event and they worked just fine with lots of room to spare. The smaller the item (LxW) the thicker it can be and still fit. These are probably too large for regular comic books and they would need to be checked for compatibility as they may not be archival quality materials. Your best bet for comics is to get the sleeves designed just for that purpose to avoid damaging them inadvertently.... » Read More Very easily as long as these items are smaller than 9"x12" and not too thick. I used them for two newsstand magazines, some flyers, promo pens and other items to make a welcome kit for an event and they worked just fine with lots of room to spare. The smaller the item (LxW) the thicker it can be and still fit. These are probably too large for regular comic books and they would need to be checked for compatibility as they may not be archival quality materials. Your best bet for comics is to get the sleeves designed just for that purpose to avoid damaging them inadvertently. Similarly, they're probably fine for storing photos in a cool area, but the photo paper could react with the plastic over time. « Show Less
1366905
Comic books yes, photos as well. I think magazines would be a tight fit as the size quoted includes the 1.5 inch space up top for the zip closure. Hope that helps.
1366906
Yes, they would be heavy enough. But the item would have to be no larger than 9 x 12.
1366907
Most of my magazines are 8"x10.5" so they would fit easily into the 9x12 bags. Likewise 8x10 photos would fit.
1106692
It can hold magazines if you lay them flat. I've also used mine to hold books, articles, printer paper, etc. I've had mine over a year. Love it.
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I would say no. I am not sure where you would put the artwork, unless you used half the pages for the discs and half for the art.
228432
Yes, but I would recommend placing those on the two bottom shelves and make sure the cardboard backing to the case is attached securely. I have some large books including a Random House encyclopedia on the bottom shelf with no problem.
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If you meant along with a laptop, then yes. Also depends on the thickness of books or binders.
1260312
It will store just about everything. I like to use it for movies and pictures.
503625
I think they could. I presently have 3-4 file folders with students' work and forms in each pocket, (heaviest ones at the top), that would each weigh the same as a magazine or two and it's been holding pretty well for a couple months now. I just ask that the kids handle it with care as they interact with their work by adding and removing samples.I just use binder hooks which seem to be holding the weight fine so far.
602596
I would go with this one just to be sure. If it is a bit too big, you can at least fit some accessories/mags in there. It's not terribly bulky or heavy.
990231
Yes, but only a single one per space...I managed to cram 2 of my large plastic AR magazines in each, but it stretched the elastic to its limit and is difficult to remove in a hurry.
178836
Yes, this will hold a magazine, but the shield doesn't cover the entire page of course. I think it holds them well.
1947523
Not that much room. They would have to lay flat not stand upright. Maybe can fit about 20 games/dvds
1337794
I don't know that i would use them to hold textbooks sized but maybe paperback novels. I haven't put a whole lot of weight on mine since i use them at artist alley. The times i have used it for heavier storage it has not batted a eyelash though. As long as you don't weight it with 30 math books you should be alright.
1106695
Yes you can put magazines or books either through the slots or on the bottom.
1406948
Yes they can. The pics slide in from the top and bottom. You won't need staples to hold them in place.
1499804
Absolutely. I like the cases. They are streamline and I use them for storing my photo gallery.
534840
Hi Guynh, This will not hold magazines. The purpose for this is to hold mail. It's great for that but the magazines will just for off from it. Thanks,Madeline
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If you're storing whole boxes of comics on a rack, then it should be fine. I wouldn't necessarily use the rack to store single issues on their own as the liners are thin and a bit flimsy.