Photo Album HAMA Singo II Terracotta 100 Sheets Book Binding

The HAMA Singo II Terracotta photo album holds up to 100 sheets and uses durable book binding to keep your prints secure and organized. With compact dimensions of 225 mm width and 220 mm height, this album is designed for tabletop storage and easy handling. The terracotta cover provides a warm, neutral look that fits with a variety of home interiors and photo collections.

Advantages

The album’s book binding ensures pages lie flat and remain firmly attached, reducing the risk of loose or lost photos. Its 100-sheet capacity accommodates a large number of prints without excessive bulk, while the compact 225 x 220 mm size makes the album easy to store on shelves or coffee tables. The terracotta cover is made to resist everyday wear and maintain a consistent appearance over time. The design balances practical storage with a straightforward, unobtrusive aesthetic.

Suitable for

• Storing and organizing printed photographs
• Creating a compact family or travel photo collection
• Preserving event photos such as birthdays, weddings, or graduations
• Keeping a chronological photographic record or scrapbook-style layouts

Key specifications

• Capacity: 100 sheets
• Binding type: book binding
• Cover color: terracotta
• Dimensions: 225 mm (width) × 220 mm (height)
• Suitable for standard print sizes compatible with the album sheet format

How to use

Open the album and insert prints into the designated sleeves or attach them according to the album’s sheet format. Arrange photos in the desired order and close the album to keep images protected from dust and handling. Store the album upright on a shelf or flat on a table to avoid undue pressure on the binding. For frequent access, handle pages near the spine to reduce stress on the binding and pages.

Usage recommendations

For long-term preservation, store photos in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and high humidity. Use archival-quality sleeves or interleaving papers if retaining prints for many years to minimize contact with acidic materials. Clean the cover with a soft, dry cloth and avoid using harsh chemicals that could affect the surface.