Does the bottom drawer have a "track" to hold hanging files or, do you need to add a metal file "frame" to hold the files in place? Thanks!
1561798
The bottom drawer doesn't have a track to hold hanging folders you will need to add a metal frame
772831
Should have also come with drawer handles, that is what the screws are for. Not sure about "L" brackets unless you are refering to the brackets that are used in the drawers to hang files. While there are built in slots for file hanging you can also custom hang files with the brackets and flat metal rods that came with the unit.
1990378
Yes, the lower drawer accommodates letter size hanging file folders. That's what I story my documents in. The instructions also say you can use it for legal size if you hang it the other way. Hope this helps.
1166531
Correction, the hanging files are about 12 inches in width. The top rails require 12.5 inches. So this could probably work. Test to see if a hanging file folder fits in the drawer. If so, it should work.
2225071
No - it accomodates the regular size hanging folders without anything extra in the bottom drawer.
1643151
Yes, hanging files. Excellent, strong cabinet. I very strongly recommend it.
25849
The bottom shelf is a thin composite, not made to carry weight. The bottom drawer is only useful for hanging files.
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.
964902
The bottom of each file drawer is strong but still made of press wood. I would be careful how much weight I placed on the bottoms. Knick knacks may be too heavy.
105493
The 2 larger drawers on the bottom have slots in the top that allow for metal file hangers to be placed. I do not recall if these came with the desk or not.
1610768
No. It's not configured for hanging files and, being plastic, the walls are too flexible anyway. That said, as a storage unit it leaves a small footprint, has lots of room in the four drawers and rolls. Go for something rigid and wood-oid, if not metal. Good luck.
2200407
What do you mean by "take them out of their metal frames"? I remember their used to be plastic things you could hang 16? slides in a file drawer. do you have to remove them from these too?
1055325
Yes it supports hanging files. I was unsure when I ordered, but I ordered it and boy...do I have a lot of hanging files LOL.
2126081
The cabinet has drawers that are already set up with runners along each drawer that hold hanging file folders, it's really a convenient feature!
605640
The file drawer is the 4th drawer down - the top is covered by the drawer above and it has the 4 sides which slide into the cabinet but it does not have a bottom to the drawer - the files hang in the drawer. The cabinet is a nicely constructed piece of furniture, very sturdy and looks good. Ours arrived with a chip out of the top but once we had pointed it out to the supplier they immediately offered us a new cabinet or a discount - no arguments. Hope this helps.
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.
267277
It comes with fitted runners to hang the folders on. They fit right over the sides of the drawer. No need for separate hangers.