If holding magazines, are these bags going to stay close to the wall or curve up?
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Not sure what you mean by curve up? I place items in the pockets like you would use a file folder, ei. an 8 1/2 x 11 sheet of paper would be placed on it's 11 inch side. If that's the way you would place the magazines, it would stay fairly close to the wall, however, when I placed magazines in the pockets upright, just to try it, then they 'flopped forward'.
1020241
I don't use this for magazines but have lots of paper in them and they stay against the wall. I have my papers horizontal so maybe if you have it all vertical it may be different
1020242
We use this product to hold all of the paperwork for our nurses. We do have quite a few forms in it. It has held up well and does not curse up.
1020243
Mine was curving with a lot of class papers in it. I bought a roll of velcro, put a strip on the back of each side, one along the bottom, and stuck it to the door. Seems to be holding just fine now.
1106692
It can hold magazines if you lay them flat. I've also used mine to hold books, articles, printer paper, etc. I've had mine over a year. Love it.
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I have mine screwed into wall and it works great, but I think it would be tipped over most of the time if standing on its own. I use mine for paper grocery bags.
332514
You would have to find something to keep the corners down. Either stakes or something kind of heavy to put in the pockets on the four corners.
38938
They have a bottom but no back. They hold pretty snug against the wall but papers can slip through. Thinking I may just run a piece of clear tape along the bottom one if I need to.
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I use regular bags- they are a little larger than the opening but I tuck the edges. I think it is fine.
524491
They do but because they are not as deep as the plastic ones. They are unstable in the vertical position on a wall and can be bumped off easily. There fore I only put a few I'm the rack.
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They stay in pretty secure... The ridges hold it in. I have not had any problems with the ones i bought.. Hope thia helps
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The bags will hold a lot of stuff they expand on both sides plus have small pockets to hold smaller things. The bags of high quality material and and work great as a shoulder bag. One will come off and the other will stay. Very pleased with the bags !
1513555
A magazine holder will keep these up vertically if you have enough of them.
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You could try. The canvas is heavy and the shape is rectangular. The bags have metal on both sides that are removable, but that also helps to hold their shape.
1123765
Yes, if they are opened and straightened from their folded state, when received, they do act similar to a paper bag. They can fold and cause trouble sometimes, but for the most part the fabric is rigid enough to stand upright. The top closes in at times and makes it a little cumbersome to place things in the bag, but once items are in the bag they become more stable.
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I purchased 4 of them screwed them to the wall , I set them on a piece of strapping so they would be supported. Lids are ok but not air tight.They actually limit the amount of stuff you can put in them because they are at an angle and don't close. Looking at the current price I don't know if I would spend that much for them when I purchased them I think I paid 25 for 4 of them . I would buy them at the lower price.
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Ummm.. I guess they do a little bit. I think it depends how much wrapping paper you put in the bag because that will change the amount of room inside the bag. Ours is pretty full and I haven't noticed the bows getting very smooshed so far. Also, if you're storing it vertically, I would lean it against the wall so the bows are on top; that should help prevent them from getting crushed.
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Bags do not fold flat because of hard plastic that serves as base for each compartment. They stay pretty much like in the picture, which (if you don't mind) is kind of bulky. The middle section is for mounting and securing the panniers on the rack. There are a couple of clip on straps, one on each side, that secure them to the back tire. Hope this answers your question.
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Plastic lock in place covers for the vertical tube work quite well. Not sure why but they do. Heavy items on one side of basket has no effect on shelf being level.
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The sides are soft so if the items aren't packed in well, they may tip over.