Álbum de fotos Walther Design SA-110-X gris

The Walther Design SA-110-X Grey photo album is a hardbound album with a paper cover designed to store and present photographs in a tidy and accessible format. Measuring 320 mm wide, 300 mm high and 30 mm thick, it provides space for multiple prints while keeping them protected from dust and handling. The neutral grey cover and simple, modern appearance suit a variety of interiors and occasion types, from everyday family albums to formal event collections.

Advantages

This photo album combines a durable hardback construction with an attractively finished paper cover that resists minor scuffs and fingerprints. The dimensions and spine thickness offer a balance between capacity and compact storage, allowing it to fit on most shelves or in storage boxes. The neutral grey colour provides a discreet background that keeps focus on the photographs themselves, and the album’s flat format makes viewing and scanning images straightforward.

Suitable for

• Family and personal photo collections
• Wedding or event photography storage
• Portfolio presentation for creative work
• Archiving prints and keepsakes

Key specifications

• Cover material: paper-finished hardback
• Colour: grey
• Width: 320 mm
• Height: 300 mm
• Thickness (spine): 30 mm
• Format: landscape-oriented hardbound album

How to use

Open the album and insert photographs into the sleeves or mount them on the pages according to the album’s internal layout. Arrange images so that important photos are easy to view without bending pages. For best results, use photo-safe mounting corners or adhesive designed for archival use to avoid damage to prints. Store the album horizontally on a shelf or in a protective box to maintain its shape and prevent warping.

Recommendations

Keep the album in a dry, cool environment away from direct sunlight to minimise colour fading. Handle photographs by the edges and allow prints to fully dry before inserting them into the album. For long-term preservation, use acid-free mounting materials and avoid overcrowding pages to reduce pressure on images.