Hama Tessuto fotoalbum beige 240 blad 10 x 15

The Hama Tessuto Beige photo album stores up to 240 sheets of 10 x 15 cm photographs in a compact, fabric-covered volume. Designed with a neutral beige cover and subtle texture, this album is intended for organized, long-term storage of standard snapshot prints. With a slim spine measuring approximately 30 mm and a matching height, the album fits easily on a shelf or in a drawer while keeping photos protected and accessible.

Advantages

The album’s fabric cover provides a durable yet understated finish that resists everyday wear and helps preserve photo edges. The internal pages are sized for 10 x 15 cm prints, allowing straightforward insertion and removal of photographs. Manufactured to German quality standards, the Hama Tessuto album combines consistent page capacity and reliable construction to support frequent handling and long-term storage.

Suitable for

• Organising family snapshots and travel photos in 10 x 15 cm format
• Creating gift albums or keepsakes for special occasions
• Archiving printed images in a compact, shelf-friendly format
• Use in home, office or studio for easy photo reference

Key specifications

• Capacity: 240 sheets for 10 x 15 cm photographs
• Cover material: fabric-textured finish in beige
• Spine width: approx. 30 mm
• Height: fits standard 10 x 15 cm photos
• Binding: bound album with individual photo pockets/pages
• Origin: manufactured to German quality standards

How to use

Insert each 10 x 15 cm photograph into the appropriate pocket or page opening, aligning the image edges with the page guides if present. Close the album after adding or removing photos to keep pages flat and protected. Store the album upright on a shelf or flat in a dry, cool environment to prevent moisture or heat damage. Periodically check pages for dust or debris and clean the cover with a dry cloth if necessary.

Recommendations

For optimal preservation, avoid exposing the album to direct sunlight, high humidity, or temperatures above typical indoor conditions. Use archival-quality photo prints where long-term colour stability is required, and handle photos by the edges to minimise fingerprints.