Conceal Wire O Book Binding Custom Spiral Bound Printing 340pages With Dividers

Round Back And Conceal Wire-O Bound Address Book Hardcover Book Printing With Dividers

1. Model: SPIRAL-014

2. Item: Conceal Spiral Planner / Diary / Hidden wire-o Notebook / Journal Printing

3. Size: 176*H190mm

4. Extent: HardCover + 340pages Text + 18 tab dividers

5. Paper Materials:

Cover: 157gsm gloss paper + 2.5mm rigid board

Cover printing: full color printing

Text: 157gsm gloss art paper

Text printing: full color printing

Tab: 250gsm white offset paper

6. Surface Finish: Cover with matt lamination

7. Binding: Hidden Metal Double Spiral bound binding, concealed spiral bound binding book printing.

8. Printing color: Full color printing for cover and text

9. Packing: standard export carton packing

10. Shipment: by sea, by air, by DHL/UPS/FEDEX express.

Features

Question: Do people usually prefer a square back or a round back hardcover book?

Does it only come down to aesthetics, or are there any functional/practical concerns involved with square back (where there is a board in the spline of the case binding) or round back hardbound books?

Answer: Generally, rounded back can open flattly than square back but the cost is more expensive!

A rounded and backed case binding gives your spine a classic rounded shape.This older style of bookbinding was used to accommodate hand-sewn signatures and build a shoulder and hinge for the boards of the cover. Modern rounded spines are more of an aesthetic choice that can give your book a classical old-world look and feel. As seen in the photo, a rounded and backed case binding will give your project a vintage aesthetic. You can even pair it with a raised band spine to really lean into your book looking older. Ask for a custom quote to add a rounded and backed case binding to your project. Of course, if you’re not sure if this option is right for you, feel free to ask one of our friendly customer service for their thoughts – we’ll help you out! Please note: The rounded spine area will be about 1-2mm wider than the standard spine width, so design accordingly.