How2Day: DVD Cases That Hold Three DVDs

Triple DVD cases come in different shapes and sizes to fit any storage space. dvd cover image by sumos from Fotolia.com
Many people record their trips and vacations to a digital video camera, or download a lot of movies. However, when downloading any of these movies to a computer, the file sizes often become too large for just one DVD. You may burn two or three DVDs to fit all the data. In order to keep these three DVDs easily accessible, there are many cases that fit triple DVDs.

A standard DVD case measures 7 inches tall, 5 inches long and roughly half an inch wide. A triple DVD case in this size typically features a holder for a disc on both sides of the inside. In addition, it contains an extra plastic attachment in the center that holds a third DVD. Discs are typically supported in these cases by a central locking hub, so your discs will not fall out when moving them. Different cases are available for Blu-Ray discs.

Attachable DVD cases use an interlocking series of plastic knobs and holes to combine DVD cases and take up no more space than before. The cases are typically the size of a standard CD jewel case. You can place one or two DVDs in each case and snap more onto the top or bottom of the existing case to create a new one with the opportunity of holding three to four DVDs. You can continue stacking and attaching, if desired, to keep organized.

A triple DVD holder is the size of a CD jewel case. It folds out several times to reveal holders for multiple DVDs on both inside covers and in the center. The DVDs sit secure inside each pocket created by the case, either made of paper or plastic. The pockets act as sleeves, protecting each DVD and prohibiting large amounts of movement. DVDs can spin when in transport inside the holder, but they will not fall out.

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