Photo corners Henzo 500 pcs — archival photo mounting corners, self-adhesive paper corners (Henzo 492448)

Henzo 500 pcs photo corners are self-adhesive paper mounting corners designed to fix photographs, postcards and paper memorabilia without adhesive contacting the image. The pack contains five hundred corners suitable for archival-safe mounting in photo albums, scrapbooks and displays. These corners allow secure attachment while enabling removal or repositioning of prints, making them appropriate for long-term storage and temporary exhibits where protection of the image surface is required.

Advantages

Self-adhesive paper construction provides a low-contact mounting method that avoids direct adhesive on photographs. The large quantity in a single pack offers convenience for extensive projects, archives or repeated use. Corners are designed for easy insertion and removal of prints, reducing handling and surface abrasion. Materials are chosen to be suitable for typical photographic and paper preservation needs when used as intended.

Suitable for

• Photo albums and scrapbook mounting
• Archival and museum temporary displays
• Attaching postcards, prints and paper memorabilia
• Crafts and hobby projects involving paper items

Key specifications

• Quantity: 500 corners per pack
• Type: self-adhesive paper mounting corners
• Application: corner mounting for photographs and paper items
• Compatibility: suitable for standard photo sizes and trimmed prints

How to use

Peel the protective backing from the adhesive side of each corner and align the open slot with the corner of the photograph or paper item. Slide the image corner gently into the paper corner so that adhesive faces the mounting surface rather than the image. Press the adhesive side of the corner onto the album page, mat or display surface to secure. To remove or reposition, lift the mounted corner carefully to avoid damage to the surrounding paper and reseat a new corner if necessary.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use on clean, dry mounting surfaces and avoid prolonged exposure to high humidity or direct sunlight. When storing or exhibiting valuable or extremely sensitive materials, consult archival handling guidelines to ensure long-term preservation.