Approximately how many papers can be stacked and still fit nicely under the clip?
280096
I don't have occasion to put a lot of papers. I would guess 10-15. They are pretty sturdy.
280097
1/4 to 3/8" And you can pick it up by the clip withoug opening it ans spilling the comtents.
280098
I would say approximately 20. (Around there, maybe a little more or a little less depending on the thickness of the paper.) This approximatation is estimated on the assumption that you don't want the papers wrinkled or tore.
280099
I easily put 4 pages and a catalog of 12 pages under the clip. It must hold at least 25 pages if not more. Also, you can fit a pen or pencil between the metal part of clipboard and the clip and it will stay there safely without falling out. These are good quality clipboards for the price.
416429
I have a minimum of 6 sheets/divider with 12 dividers and it could hold double that. I have 2 of these and keep groupings of paper in 12x12 plastic bags within the dividers. I like the fact that the dividers are closed on the bottom to keep scraps contained within the divider.
1928815
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.
1669813
I haven't tried a legal pad, so I can't say, butI don't think the clip will hold it, it can barely hold 5 pages
2176248
I have twenty round clips I haven't noticed if it leaves a lot of room for more, but at least 20.
1965297
I would say 10 would be a good amount. I used them for storing paperwork my children had done in school growing up.
402388
It can easily hold 50 pages of plastic document holders (100 documents if placed in the holders back-to-back). I have 48 in mine and could add another 10. Sorry for the late response to your question...
847998
I fit approximately the same amount as my desk drawer file... maybe a bit less.They're deeper than wide so use that to gauge your amount, also depends on how fat your files are...
464275
Given that there is approximately 3" between each section's dividers, and there are 4 spaces in the half-bin, I would think that 150-200 is reasonable. That is only an estimate, but just photos (not envelopes or sleeves) can be stacked closely or with some breathing room. I don't know about the archival safety of this as a permanent storage device for photos.
2234943
the one I have can hold 4 to 6 easily. However, the more you put in, the pockets will stretch a bit. If you then decide to only put one in the slot, it will be a lot less secure.
429707
am so sorry- am moving my office and JUST packed them all yesterday! I want to say 'legal' but not quite sure. I know I stack over an inch of 8 1/2 X 11 pages in it and it closes fine.
576074
I would just go to my local hardware, they should a spring clip that would work. A strong/large binder clip (think office max) would also work.
2237223
Each slot will hold 7 pages easily. It gets a little tight with more, but also a bit more stable. I just stuck 9 pagers into one slot, and it could still hold a few more.
578834
I try to avoid jamming it, so I usually don't put more than 2 or 3 max. But I stagger them (I put one after the other with a small overlap at the end of each paper), that way I go fast but without jamming it. It has worked well for me of small office/home shredding.
2004803
There is a larger version called the Supaclip 60 which holds up to 60 (thin) pieces of paper. It is also available here on Amazon.
1881877
I never counted the pages but it will allow a stack of paper about one and a half inches high.
1311570
Sorry, I can not answer that particular question. The only problem that have had is that it jams up bad if I try to use much less than 25 or 30 sheets of paper in the in tray.