How can I store the folders upright/vertically rather than the standard way of laying them on the side/horizontally? What product can you recommend?
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The only way to store them upright would be to get a magazine holder, fill it with your Pendaflex files, and use plain copy paper to fill the rest of the container so that the Pendaflex folders will remain in a tight vertical and not sag/bend...... That's all I can think of, anyway (I store mine laying down in a drawer......) Alexandra / Dallas, Texas
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Sorry but I always store them on the side in a hanging folder. It's easier to pull out papers without having to take out the whole folder which you would have to do if it was standing vertically. Hope this helps.
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A magazine holder will keep these up vertically if you have enough of them.
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You can hang files in the boxes but the cover does not fit correctly over them.
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If you want to use legal size folders you would have to design some sort of cradle for hanging folders, because there is no support for them on the front or the back of the drawer. Size-wise legal folders can be accommodated, but I'm not sure I'd want to buy something that doesn't quite work.
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You can use the 'computer sleeve' inside the bag for file folders, or place them inside the front flap. However, if you are asking about HANGING FOLDERS, the answer is no. It is designed with an open concept -- perfect for folks like me who carry ring binders and software text books.
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It has metal hanging dividers in each drawer that can be moved to hold up existing files while leaving storage or empty space as you choose. Hope that helps.
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I am not sure if you can do that. I have another box stacked on my file drawer right now and it's working fine, but it's not another drawer. It's just a cardboard box containing personal items. I am guessing that it would be difficult to stack two of them on top of each other because of the metal edging. I am thinking the top one might slip around because of that edging. This is just my guess. Sorry I wasn't of more help.
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No. There's no system in place. You're essentially hanging the folders on the side walls of the drawers.
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Yes, you could but the hooks on the folders would only touch the file box in the middle where the handles are. I think typical folders work best. HTH
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If you are using this with a Mac try using Hazel. It is available in the App Store. It is a great little app to manage the location of files
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I am not sure about storing them vertically, I did sometimes store mine on the sideways vertically along the wall or side of my cabinet. I encountered no problems with this storage method
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Unfortunately not. I initially wanted to the same thing, but, I caved and ordered them, and the folders are all really cute! Great purchase!
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With files facing forward is a standard fit. Maybe wide enough for legal if you were to place them sideways from front to back
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The drawer is actually designed to hold hanging file folders. It is a very convenient option!
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it can held a regular manila folder vertically but is too small to hold it horizontally. I would not recommend the vertical position though since half the folder would be sticking out which would not be very practical. It can hold a little notebook 8.5x6.
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I do use the bottom right as a file drawer but the files fit into the drawer sideways. They included the rails for the file folders to hang from. The drawer is notched so you can use the rails for letter size or legal size folders.
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The frame will be a little low in the drawer, but you can used longer file folders.But if you cannot find a deeper file folder frame, you may have to make it fit to your specifications.Like raise the frame on the bottom......
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The slots that hold the hanging File holders aren't removable but file folders are - hope your question is answered.