Uni Schraubalbum Refill Pages Large - Cream, 270 g/m² Mounting Board

The refill pages for the large Uni Schraubalbum photo album provide 15 sheets of 270 g/m² mounting board that hold up under the weight of pasted prints and travel tickets. Each 27.5 × 30 cm page offers space for combining various photo sizes with handwritten notes. Embossed score lines help the pages lie flat while browsing, and pre-punched holes match the post spacing of Semikolon screw-post albums. Two metal extension screws are included to expand the spine without additional hardware. W27.5 x D30 x H0.5 cm

When the collection of shots from your travels, gatherings, or spontaneous strolls exceeds your original plans, there's no need to hold back on printing more photos. The refill pages for the large Uni Schraubalbum photo album by Semikolon come to the rescue, allowing you to effortlessly expand the volume of your family chronicle. It takes just a moment to make room for new stories and preserve your cherished memories on elegant sheets. Advantages:A high grammage of 270 g/m² provides the right cardboard sturdiness, ensuring the pages won't buckle under the weight of pasted prints and travel tickets.The 27.5 × 30 cm format offers generous space for creative layouts, allowing you to combine various photo sizes with handwritten notes.Included with the 15 sheets are two metal extension screws, enabling an effortless expansion of the album spine without searching for extra hardware.Embossed score lines along the edge ensure the pages lay comfortably flat while browsing and sticking in new keepsakes.Pre-punched mounting holes guarantee a flawless fit with the post spacing of Semikolon screw-post albums.With this solution, you no longer have to choose between a sweeping landscape shot and the tenth portrait of your pet—your chronicle has plenty of room for both. Choose the refill pages for the large Uni Schraubalbum photo album and build your story at the exact pace your new snapshots arrive. The hardest part will simply be deciding which photos to print first.