Organizing Loose Leaf?

[LostArk]

I tend to accumulate a good amount of loose leaf notes / journaling pages. Right now I just throw them in a Shoe box or stuff them in journals. Is there a better way to organize them besides an expanding folder? Is there such a thing as a loose leaf binder that doesn't require me to punch holes in my pages? I use A5 paper exclusively.

[WC Lee]

you could try using something like these ..

http://www.staples.com/Staples-Side-Lock-Report-Covers-5-Pack-Black/product_919869

 

or something like these

http://www.staples.com/Staples-Clamp-Binder-Clear/product_806968?externalize=certona

Edited March 29, 2014 by WC Lee

[WaskiSquirrel]

I used to use a folder with a pressed cardboard cover. Inside was a metal lever that operated a clamp. It held the papers snugly in place, but was easily opened. I'm not sure what it was called. There are a few floating around my basement, but I have since decided that I prefer to punch holes (sorry).

[ac12]

If you have a LOT of pages, you are better off punching holes to put them into a binder.

[Ink Stained Wretch]

FWIW, I use a box that some 8½ x 11 copy paper came in. I just throw the loose leaf in there these days. I do have a number of loose leaf binders with rings for holes though. The box is where most of my written-on loose leaf ends up at this time.

[gmax]

Leuchtturm springback binders - excellent quality, and they hold a lot of paper.

 

http://www.leuchtturm1917.com/en/content/springback-binders

[Lou Erickson]

Wow, those are neat. Thanks for sharing that!

[LostArk]

Wow, those are neat. Thanks for sharing that!

 

+1

[The Blue Knight]

I have tones of loose paper ever where! I vow only ever to use notebooks for notes from now on.

 

 

About your problem. Black and red A5 notebooks are good quality and widely available. I'd get a a few of them if I were you.

Edited April 14, 2014 by top pen

[LostArk]

I'm addicted to Rhodia 90g and the webnotebooks are too expensive

[Soulmaker1]

Leuchtturm springback binders - excellent quality, and they hold a lot of paper.

 

http://www.leuchtturm1917.com/en/content/springback-binders

That is similar to these that I found:

 

http://www.mayapplepress.com/Binders.htm

[inkypete]

All the suggestions so far are A4 - you mentioned you need A5. That makes it even tougher. I love the old style springback binders.

[inkypete]

Correction - looking around I note that they do make an A5 version too.

[DavidHoward]

This was good information, thanks for sharing. I tend to like the Lavender style of circa punch.