Why You Should Consider Lay-Flat Binding
Wednesday, October 31st, 2007The traditional yearbook is opened with a bit of trepidation. The spine creaks and then, when pressed flat so you can see your crush, whose photo is next to the fold, cracks. The original methods of binding, though effective, tend to make proper viewing of the yearbook difficult. Lay-flat binding is the newest option in yearbook binding.
With lay-flat binding, the yearbook is stitched in such a way that the pages open flat, providing you with a continuous surface on each two page spread. Not only does this prevent the spine from cracking and creasing, it also gives you more space to work with. Photos can be placed closer to the center fold, without disappearing after publishing the book.
When considering your binding options, check the availability of lay-flat binding. It will make your yearbooks easier to use and can be used as a selling point.
