| Color | White |
| Material | Blend |
| Capacity | 3 Inches |
| Brand | AVERY |
| Sheet Size | Letter, Legal |
Avery Heavy-Duty View 3 Ring Binder, Extra Wide, 3″ EZD Rings, 1 White Binder (01321)
£8.30
About this item
- Extra-wide EZD ring view binder with nonstick covers One Touch open and close triggers Easy Insert spines back-mounted locking Gap Free rings and four inside pockets.
- Extra-wide cover for use with top-loading sheet protectors and extra-wide dividers.
- Crystal clear overlay enhances custom inserts on front cover back cover and spine.
- Nonstick archival-safe material won’t lift ink or toner off of printed pages.
- One Touch mechanism lets you open close and lock your binder in one easy step.
4 reviews for Avery Heavy-Duty View 3 Ring Binder, Extra Wide, 3″ EZD Rings, 1 White Binder (01321)
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– Ottis Walker
I had to replace a very old one that was literally falling apart. This worked perfectly. I love the D ring. Also like that I can insert a title page and edge title too. Works great on a bookshelf
– Denis Abbott III
Very nice binder! Am happy with it.
– Mrs. Abbey Hayes
I love the Avery extra-wide binders for all my business & home projects, because I can use insertable tabbed index dividers (meaning, I can insert an 8-1/2 x 11 sheet of paper) and the extra width of the binder protects those tabs, which would otherwise stick out beyond the edges of a regular binder. One of my Avery extra-wide binders gets nearly daily use, and after 9 years it finally split. I was so impressed with how long it lasted & what a great workhorse it was for me, I didn’t hesitate to replace it with another Avery extra-wide. When this one arrived last month, I discovered they improved the design of the binder mechanism, so it’s even easier to open & close. Very pleased.
– Nicola Murazik
Check the dimensions – it runs larger than most notebooks to accommodate the larger ring sizes. You’ll need a deep shelf to hold it. Good quality. The rings seem sturdy and have a straight edge so that the pages lie one atop the other rather than at a curve.