How to store impressed sheets

[Fermat]

I need your advice.
I have two 8x10 Film holders and I can only develop the sheets every two months. In the meantime it happens that I have to take more than four sheets. How can I store the impresses plates without having to buy other film holders?
Thanks

[Louie Powell]

Empty film boxes. Ideally, transfer the exposed film to the black plastic that film comes in, and then store it in a film box.

Obviously, you have to do the transfer in total darkness which means that either you have access to a darkroom. If that's not possible, you can either hack something or use a changing bag. One approach I used was to temporarily convert an interior bathroom without a window into a darkroom by stuffing towels under the door.

[John Olsen]

Empty film boxes. Ideally, transfer the exposed film to the black plastic that film comes in, and then store it in a film box.

Obviously, you have to do the transfer in total darkness which means that either you have access to a darkroom. If that's not possible, you can either hack something or use a changing bag. One approach I used was to temporarily convert an interior bathroom without a window into a darkroom by stuffing towels under the door.

Ditto on Louie's advice. But make sure you always put the sheets of film in a regular order and keep records of which exposure is next in the pile. Otherwise you'll have problems adjusting your developing times for individual sheets. Good luck.