DVD FlatPak Sleeve (100 Pk)

What are you supposed to do with that 1999 DVD you've got of The Matrix?You can't sell it. (Well, you can, but why bother? It's on Amazon for £0.01 plus postage.)You don't watch it because it's on Netflix in better quality, or you've already got a Bluray. You've got 500 more DVDs just like it. You never look at any of them, except to glare at them sitting there on the shelf collecting dust, taking up space. Most of them have better quality Bluray copies available, and most of us have digital collections, or stream our media on Amazon, Netflix, Sky, or whatever.But, you can't quite bring yourself to bin them. You spent a lot of money buying those DVDs. You are sentimentally attached to them. So, what do you do?These things are lifesavers. The product itself is unremarkable; they're plastic sleeves, well-made and thoughtfully designed, but nonetheless just plastic sleeves. It's what they can do for you that's important. A standard DVD box is 90% empty space. These sleeves allow you to keep all your DVDs, keep them safe from dust and damage, keep them accessible, and reduce the shelf-space required by 80%.I love 'em. I bought 100 to start with and I'm going to need another 100 by the end of the month.

This simple sleeve-designed storage, incorporates space for both paper cover/booklet and disc (x2), it's a great -albeit quite expensive if you have a library a large as mine- way to store multiple DVDs and/or Blu Ray movies. It reduces shelf/storage space massively and can, with the purchase of an appropriately sized box (I didn’t pay the way over-the-top priced £40+ box that is tailor-made by the same company, which I felt was a total rip-off, taking into consideration that the sleeves themselves are not cheap to begin with). So, if you basically find any box that will incorporate A5 sized (vertical) sleeves, they will work just as good for a fraction of the price.I actually bought (Curver) boxes which allow the storage of 2 rows of A5 side-by-side and they worked great, with a little room to spare at the top, so an A-Z index can be incorporated and not bent over when the box’s lid is put on.I would highly recommend anyway (but if Samba Tech Ltd, company who produces this particular item is reading this, please lower your prices especially on these sleeves. I think if you did, you would definitely sell so many more. Or at least offer discounts to customers who need to buy multiple packs/in bulk?).So, on the whole, the sleeves are great little items, but far too expensively priced when you literally needs hundreds to store your movie library within.I hope this helped those out there, that like me, needed to reduce space and feel reluctant to part with their movie collections from the going real insulting rate of exchanging stuff anywhere from 10p too £1.00. Especially when you paid a whole lot more originally. I chose to keep a large percentage of mine and get rid of all those ugly plastic boxes - which can be recycled.

These have been fantastic for sorting out CDs/DVDs are quite sturdy for what they are. Not sure why they are so expensive though...

I bought these to help archive our DVD collection so that we could put the DVD covers into storage and the DVDs themselves separately into boxes with hanging sleeves. Yes, these flatpak sleeves are expensive, but they also feel like they will last - the edges are well finished, the plastic is not too flimsy and the sleeve that fits around the DVD is very soft and smooth.Part of the appeal for these particular sleeves was that we knew we'd have to fold the DVD cover to store it, but these sleeves are sized generously enough that we could crease the DVD cover along the edge of the spine and it would still fit in the sleeve. (Some other sleeves we'd seen on the internet would have meant that we'd need to fold the DVD cover down the middle of the spine.) These sleeves are also very good at keeping the dust off the covers.

Excellent way to store your DVDs in a lot less space. I had been looking for some time for something like this after doing a similar thing with my CDs just had to save some space. Well this certainly does this I do not file these in a clip folder as designed I still keep these on shelves as before but now I get 3/4 DVDs in what was the space of one in a case. I get all the artwork in plus the DVDs you can put 2 in in separate pockets or if you have 3 put 2 together back to back in one of the sections. I would very much recommend this product if you need to save a lot of space.

Great storage sleeves for your dvds. They save loads of space. Sturdy, & with pockets for two dvds, & the cover. I will buy more when they are back in stock.

Absolutely brilliant! My family had hundreds of DVDs sitting on shelves and I couldn't stand looking at them anymore. Didn't want to bin/donate them, but I had to do something with them - they took up eight big shelves in our living room. We chucked out all the hideous plastic boxes and popped all the DVDs and art into these sleeves. Then we placed them neatly into pretty boxes from Ikea. Four little boxes in fact.8 whole shelves vs 4 little boxes.This system is fantastic. I also recommend doing the same for your CD collection if it is large like ours. (Just buy little clear CD sleeves for CD and art). The space you save is unbelievable.

Since moving to a flat, there is a distinct lack of storage but my collection of 300+ films are now contained within 22 folders which on average, have 23 dvds in.