Post Bound Refills???

I second what Henri said and add that the post bound albums I have seem to max at one refill set. Again as Henri said it does matter how thick your make your pages.

It varies depending on how much you embellish your pages with flowers and other dimensional products. Although I have some books for my granddaughters with lots of flowers and embellishments, most of time I'm a pretty flat scrapper with not much dimension other than layered paper.

I can put more pages with the less dimension on a post album than I can with the more heavily embellished pages so my granddaughters books have fewer pages.

They hold the same number of pages when the protectors are empty - its when you add the layouts - the edges of the book can be a lot thicker than the spine and I never liked that.

I always found that the more extensions I added the more wobbly or less secure the album felt. One extension was usually good but when I added more it didn't feel right to me.

I am creating a 12x12 post bound album for a gift. The album came with 10 page protectors, and I added an additional 20, for a total of 30. What is the maximum number of page protector sheets that can be added to a post bound album. When I added the 20 sheets, I used the post extensions. Thank you.