Photo pocket album Deknudt A40H70200PH for 10x15 cm photos, capacity 200 photos

The Deknudt A40H70200PH pocket photo album is designed for standard 10×15 cm prints and holds up to 200 photos in clear protective pockets. Its compact format and transparent sleeves allow quick viewing and organized storage of snapshots without adhesives or mounting, offering accessible protection from dust and fingerprints while keeping images flat and visible.

Advantages

This pocket album offers a high-capacity solution for standard prints with individual clear pockets that prevent direct contact and reduce wear. The format is lightweight and easy to handle, suitable for shelf storage and transport. The transparent sleeves enable quick browsing of photos while keeping them secured and flat, and the bound spine provides a stable structure for repeated use.

Suitable for

• Storing and organizing family or personal photo collections
• Preserving travel and event memories
• Use as a compact wedding or party guest photo album
• Archiving printed images for easy browsing

Key specifications

• Photo size supported: 10 × 15 cm (standard prints)
• Capacity: 200 photos
• Pocket type: clear protective sleeves
• Binding: bound spine for stable handling
• Exterior: compact format suitable for shelf storage and transport

How to use

Insert each 10×15 cm print into the clear protective pockets, ensuring the image face is oriented correctly and that edges are fully seated within the sleeve to avoid bending. Close the album and store upright on a shelf or carry it in a bag with other soft items to reduce pressure on the covers. To view photos, open the album and turn pages slowly to avoid dislodging prints from the pockets.

Usage recommendations

Keep the album away from direct sunlight, high humidity and extreme temperatures to minimize fading and potential damage to prints. Clean the exterior cover with a soft, dry cloth and avoid liquids that could seep into the pockets. For long-term preservation, use acid-free or archival-quality prints where possible and handle photos by their edges to reduce fingerprints.