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Smead Recycled Artist Portfolio, 31 x 23 Inches, 2-Inch Capacity, Redrope (77370)

Smead Recycled Artist Portfolio, 31 x 23 Inches, 2-Inch Capacity, Redrope (77370)

(11 customer reviews)

List Price:	$16.99
Our Price:	$15.11
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086486773706-SMD77370

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Description:

Extra large wallets safely transport large drawings, art boards, keylines, presentation boards, mechanicals and storyboards. Perfect for advertising agencies, architectural firms or art students. Heavy-duty handles are reinforced with eyelets to keep them from pulling out.

Features:

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Redrope stock

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2 Inches expansion

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Protective flap

Product Details:

Product Length:	0.01 inches
Product Width:	31.0 inches
Product Height:	23.0 inches
Product Weight:	0.0 pounds
Package Length:	31.0 inches
Package Width:	23.1 inches
Package Height:	0.01 inches
Package Weight:	1.05 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 11 reviews

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Customer Reviews:

Average Customer Review: 3.5

( 11 customer reviews )
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11 of 11 found the following review helpful:

Too flimsy to be shippedJan 05, 2009
By Robert Hoare
This arrived from Amazon in a VERY big box - but loose, with very little packaging, and the box had been squashed. End result was a crushed portfolio, which also had a tear on it as if a label had been removed.

Even in a local art-supply store these were crushed and torn. They're way too flimsy to be shipped (just a heavy envelope really) and too thin to put much weight in. Perhaps for storage they might have limited use, but I wouldn't carry any work anywhere in it. I returned the damaged portfolio.

7 of 7 found the following review helpful:

Don't waste your moneyMay 20, 2009
By Blondie "Blondie"
The glue that held it together came lose and the whole thing just fell apart. Don't waste your money. I had it for 2 weeks.

5 of 5 found the following review helpful:

just what I needed for some art workMar 03, 2007
By Linda
great - inexpensive way to carry art prints without rolling them up. I had a hard time finding the larger sizes, was happy to see I can get them here.

1 of 1 found the following review helpful:

great for the priceJul 19, 2010
By PhD Mom
I ordered five of these to store my kids' artwork in--things I want to save from school projects, etc. The price was right, and I found it hard to find anything like this in the local stores where I live (which is, admittedly, a rural area with not great shopping). The only complaint I have is that once you have a bit of stuff in the portfolio so that it bulges a little, it is hard to keep it closed. There is no velcro or anything on the flap to keep it shut. The position of the handles is supposed to do this work, and it does if you are actively carrying it. But for just having it sit around as a larger-size storage space, it would be nice to have a way to secure the flap. Still, the price is much better than on the similar items sold in kids' supply catalogs for kid schoolwork portfolios.

1 of 1 found the following review helpful:

Great for what I needSep 30, 2009
By KB "KB"
These are great for what I needed, but they are not the most sturdy items. I can see where filling them with too much would not be good especially if you want to travel. I use them for holding all the art work my daughter has made and brought home from school. I bought 4, 2 for each daughter. My 5 year old will probably start on her second folder in a year or two. I highly suggest these for parents who want to keep art projects but have no idea where or what to do with them.

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