Are these dividers the same paper thickness/weight as regular manila file folders or thicker or thiner? Also is the tab at the top about 2" in length?
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The paper feels slightly thicker than a regular manila file folder. And the tab at the top is 2" in width at the base of the tab but slightly smaller towards the top.
1511279
Yes, They are very nice folders, I am a CPA and we use them all the time. We dont use the tabs, we just put a sheet of paper with the name of the file as the first sheet in the file and you can see it through the clear plastic
1099974
Hi Jenn, TRINITY Shelving Liners are a little over 1mm in thickness. Cardstock thickness is a good comparison (thank you Paul M.!) - They should not bunch up on you. Please call us with any other questions you might have and thank you! TRINITY 800-985-5506
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I had not tried a file folder until you asked. A regular file folder is 11 5/8" wide, case inside area is 12 1/8" wide. and folded the main portion of folder is 9" high but the 1/2" tab will have to bend. case inside is 9 1/8". I put four 1/8" thick files in and easily closed the cover. The folder material is thin and the tabs will be ok.
1927922
Yes and each monthly divider is also a two page monthly calendar. The complete set is about 1.5 inches thick. I use them a month at a time in the notebook/planner I have. So for me I have a set of dividers with the monthly calendars and then I have a month of the two page per day sheets in my planner. Each month I switch out a month of the per day sheets.
1069267
The stick out, but only slightly on the side, not at the top or bottom. I always use sheet protectors and these folders work fine for me. The best part is that you can fit a lot of sheet protectors inside without compromising the folder.
1464719
The tabs sit up slightly higher than the normal Pendaflex tabs but they clear most file drawers easily.. do this help?M from Vancouver WA
806059
Yes, the Folder is 5 inches wide by 7 inches long, and I love them. They work best with a very light mist on them if you are using heavy card stock so the paper is more pliable.
141889
I don't know the exact thickness. They are not tissue paper thin. They seem pretty sturdy and well constructed. The zip closure seals tightly, but does slightly limit the effective size. For medium sized items, they are a good value.
1856400
I don't believe so. I think you are looking for something that would hold the depth of like a Manila folder? These are only about 5-6" deep.
875402
The actual width of the compartment that hold the files is approx 4 3/4". If your files are 1/4" thick I think you should get 15 - 18 file folders. It would be a little bit less than that if you use a hanging folder for each file as the metal ends of the hanging files would take up some additional room instead of just a manila file folder. I would think you should be able to get perhaps 10-12 hanging folders in the file compartment.
850952
Yes, these are supposedly standard 11pt manila folders (http://www.pendaflex.com/enUS/Products/Filing/File_Folders/Folders/Essentials__File_Folders.html). However, I found them to be somewhat flimsy compared to the standard manila folder offered at Office Depot. Perhaps its the recycled content that makes them feel thinner.
1487906
Quarter inch. I use them to store my metal die cuts and put them in a folder with page seperaters
654100
Not sure what the Office Depot dude is talking about because my package came with the month divider tabs. Two pages per month.
1615028
I bought them but can't answer your question exactly. They are folder thick. they are manila. I was happy with the quality. they are not stiff, but are not thin like paper either. We ordered another name brand and returned them because they felt just a bit thicker than regular paper. These were much better.
1179676
Not sure of the exact thickness. At least as thick as a regular plastic shopping bag. I have never had issues with them ripping or tearing.
1029674
No, they are the regular paper kind of folder. They aren't shiny or coated in any kind of plastic.