Is the bottom of this file collapsable? (I plan to store it on its side in a small drawer)
1995862
It is collapsible, however, keep in mind, the more you put into this file the wider it's going to be.
1995863
No the bottom is not collapsible, but the front and back compress like an accordion.
388105
It takes two hands. Press down the springy part with one hand, then close (press down) the file part over it. It then locks into place. The file part does not get damaged. Took a while to figure it out.
270889
No, the drawers are not quite deep enough. The tabs make the file folder too tall.
605641
The bottom file drawer does not have a bottom as it is designed for hanging files. The upper smaller drawers have bottoms. I love these!! I have had mine for 3 years and they are so sturdy and well made. I highly recommend them. I also bought the matching desk, printer stand, and bookshelf. All of them are great and holding up to constant use.
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There is no support on top or below. My paperwork has not fallen out the sides. Included with the file are two cross rods (moveable) to give stability to top and bottom. This meets my filing needs. Its portability is another feature I really appreciate. Hope that answers your question.
517959
I don't believe so... It is fully collapsible though. I have never tried to take it apart to store it.
1581600
Not really, You can hang the files, but hanging file tabs are too tall to shut the drawer...very disappointing piece of furniture :(
1524213
One drawer, bottom, would hold only regular files. It will hold hanging files. The file is so deep, you would not get away with just file folders. You would need to have the hanging folder to put the file folder into. When you are sitting in the chair, the files would face sideways, towards you, vs. file drawers that are facing front to the back. Hope this helps.
20598
Only the bottom is hard the rest is a soft material. You can store it in a smaller space.
112447
no, the rails are in the front and back of the drawer, so the files go sideways.
1439206
Yes! However, I find the file drawer for flexible files which can be slipped right ih
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I have not tried it personally, but the third drawer seems like it is big enough for it. It's probably just a matter of getting the right accessories for file folders.
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No, but there is a good frame to work with. I stapled a thin board on the bottom and on the sides to seal it and use as a drawer. I did three such units for my bedroom, and I am very happy. If you want to protect your files, you can use a good paper or plastic cardboard and it will work. I used a quarter inch board because I just had in the house. It was a very little project comparing to the very low price and a good quality of a little dresser that I am using for. I consider it the best buy I ever made on Amazon. The quality of that unit is impressively good, solid, smoothly finished wood.
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Yes! However, I find the file drawer workS OK for flexible files which can be slipped right ih
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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.
1575013
Bottom tray doesn't come out, only the top. There is one compartment on the bottom tray that should fit a folded letter sized document. I tried and it fit.
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Hi there... If memory serves me well it is collapsible. I got this for a friend's baby shower and it was shipped to me in a big, but flat box.