Are the file drawers full extension drawers?
1934823
There is only one drawer. The bottom is one large drawer and does fully extend. The top is a cupboard.
1934824
Yes, but only the bottom half is a full extension file drawer. The top opens in the middle and is more of a cubby space, not a drawer. Hope that helps.
1934825
Yes. The lower drawer extends all the way. The top is only a two door cabinet.
346047
Yes, the top drawer is only 3 1/2 inches deep, room enough for checkbook, small memo book, pens, pencils, etc., all within easy reach. The two lower drawers hold standard size files in hanging folders.
1125227
Closed, of course. This dimension is what you match to the depth of the drawer box. These slides, being full extension, allow one to see/reach contents at the back of the drawer without fumbling around as required with three quarter (cheap, commonly used by contractors in in new construction).
1140671
No, they do not slide, all the way out. The drawer inside depth is, 17 1/2 in. and when fully extended, only 11 1/2 in. is free access to files. You lose 6 in. of file space per drawer.
2056833
the inner dimensions are the same 13 3/4"Deep x 12 3/16"Wide x 4" High. May I ask why you are asking? if your thinking about changing the rails so the drawers will open fully, the file drawer rails will fit the upper drawers just fine without drilling new holes. Let me know if you have any other questions.I think my two cabinets are a good cabinets. I would like to have deeper drawers however.
1229173
yes, the drawers have bottoms. we don't use them for a file cabinet, we use it as an end table.
788430
No. The way the drawers ABOVE the file drawer slide in and out would make it, I believe, impossible to convert them into a second file drawer.
1952761
The drawers extend nicely, no squeezing. Also at Office Depot, bought a Rubermade organizer for $6 that fits perfectly in the top drawer to organize paper clips , pens, etc.
677780
The answer is a qualified "yes." Its adjustable backing consists of crimped wire separators. These are difficult to keep in position, nor are instructions for their use included. However, note that the sides of the drawers are of correct height to support hanging files, which is a better system for holding folders in position. Higher sides on the drawers means that it is unnecessary to purchase separate racks to support hanging files. For partially full drawers, the crimped wires will have to do.
1393557
The top right is indeed a file drawer, the two smaller on the left are just drawers for miscellaneous items. All of the file drawers are locking, but the miscellaneous drawers are not.
100226
No, they are normal drawers. Inside they each measure 16" W x 17" front to back and 2" deep.
868987
They slides do not extend the full 22". It only allows drawers to come out about 17". You can purchase full extension slides but usually cost more
270889
No, the drawers are not quite deep enough. The tabs make the file folder too tall.
2017982
There are bottoms on the drawers, but they are very thin. I only put a few office supplies in from of the folders.
1193971
Yes, both drawers have racks and they hold a good number of folders. This file cabinet is quite a bargain.
1439206
Yes! However, I find the file drawer for flexible files which can be slipped right ih
712546
Without any problem. Both drawers have plenty of room like any other lateral file drawer.