Hampton Frames Dispenser Box with 250 Photograph Photo Corner - Clear

Perfect, met my expectations

Easy to connect your photos to said album

I like these as they are transparent, they stick well. I've not given them a 100% review just because I found the dispenser didn't really work that well & it could be really fiddly - which meant I had to bin a few where they got all tangled up with each other and so stuck together that I couldn't use them. Still they are good value compared to some others, so now I am aware of how to take them off the strip I would buy again.

Arrived in a few days, easy to apply, yes they are small but you can use tweezers if it helps. They were perfect to help frame a fragile item that I can still remove if needed. Acid free was important to help preserve the paper item. Happy with my purchase.

Bought Hampton acid-free corners first off and was pleased with them. Re-ordered what was listed as being same and got different product, no 'acid free' claims on second order.

All good

Great idea, great product. Slide the corners of your photo or card into the pockets then carefully place in position. I just use two pockets diagonally opposite. Works a treat and easy to use. By placing the item corner in the pocket whilst still on the roll then gently breaking off, it reduces the chances of getting the pockets stuck on your finger. Really simple idea. Brilliant.

I've previously purchased these photo corners years ago in an arts and craft shop for a school art project, so I didn't hesitate to buy them again. This time I wanted to start my scrapbook which I have put off for a long time and due to moving out of the family home meant we had gone through a load of family photos.The mechanic of this box has always confused me, though I assume as you pull the paper it's meant to come out of the slot (second photo). However, sometimes they get stuck in a clump and I prefer to pull them off the paper one by one.These photo corners can be a bit fiddly if you don't have small fingers, but you can always buy tools for adhesive products to help stick them down. If the photo is thin, then you could slot one photo corner on, stick it down where you want it, slot on the opposite corner and then the other two corners. This will make it a lot easier to manage. If the photo is thicker like a Polaroid, I'd slot on two opposite corners and stick them down and then the other two (it will hold as I have done this!).I'd definitely recommend these photo corners to anyone who's a fan of arts and craft, or if you just want a place for all photos to go!