Is bottom drawer suitable for hanging std. file folders??
1492481
A file folder rack will fit but you'd have to take it out of cabinet to get files out
1492482
No it's got shelves and an open back on the lowest cabinet to hold computer equipment.
1492483
Not really, you would need to remove shelf and add something for files to hang
25853
The exterior and sides of the bottom drawer are made of the same heavy particle board that comprises the rest of the cabinet. The bottom and back are thin pieces of plywood. Since this is meant to hold hanging files, the weight of whatever is placed inside is supported by the sides and not the bottom.
2110377
This is used by our church. We do have folders inside although I'm not sure they are hanging.
1643152
Yes, the edges of the drawers are designed to hold the edges of hanging file folders. No need to buy special hardware for the folders.
1796786
Yes, both drawers have bottoms, and both can be set up for hanging files. I am only using one of them for files and the other for other stuff.
1777425
Not sure of your question? It is just like a Manilla Folder that would put inside a "Hanging" folder.
1647607
In my file cabinet, the top rail for the hanging file folder is 12". However, I noticed that the rails seemed to bow out toward the middle of the drawer. I had a 9" x 12" sheet of tracing paper that I dropped into various file folders to see how the paper would fit. In the folders in the front 6" of the file drawer, the tracing paper would not lie flat. There was a slight curve. From 6" back, the paper would lie flat inside the file folder.
1326781
It is ready for hanging files. There is a movable bar in the middle if each drawer that allows you to have two rows of hanging files in each drawer.
309747
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.
1264721
I would say no on hanging folders. Especially not stackable if using hanging folders. The crates are not durable enough for hanging folders filled with papers.
1499928
You can use regular folders but the hanging folders keep everything tidy and in place. I love the cabinet, very sturdy never a worry of falling over.
1123495
I have the file folder rails set for standard which accommodates 12.25" hanging files. The drawer inner measurements are 15.25 with the option to move the rails for larger 'legal' hanging files. Essentially 15.25" long.
25852
The bottom is a thin 1/8th in coated wafer board. If majority of hanging files were to fall to bottom of drawer, I believe the bottom would bow out of the grooves leaving files to hit the ground. The top shelf however is made very differently. I have extremely heavy files 50lb or so, and have no concerns about strength.
1041747
The drawers are designed to be the right size for hanging files, so there's no extra room at the bottom. I use letter size hanging files, so there is about four inches of space to the side of the folders if you wanted to put something there.
402453
Molded plastic tacks attached to the top side of drawer and you can use legal size hanging files.
1221765
The drawer pulls out far enough. It seems to me the metal frame for hanging files is a bit tight & that creates the need to tilt the files when inserting them.
2225071
No - it accomodates the regular size hanging folders without anything extra in the bottom drawer.