what sort of files can you keep it it-how about hanging folders?
266120
Yes, you can use hanging files. I keep things that I file on a daily bases, like bank statements, receipts, car information, insurance information, Gas & Electric, Water & Sewer, Tax information. It is really convenient for filing and holds about a years worth of information, so you are more likely to go through it and clean out the old information that you no longer need.
266121
I'm a mortgsge underwriter so I keep all files in this case. You can adjust to letter or legal size and the rollers make it easy to move. Great buy.
307175
This isn't made for hanging folders. It is for small items so they won't roll around in a drawer.
785579
Just plain folders. It's more of a fancy looking box than a file folder box
2225073
I am not using handing folders, but if you used it daily, e.g., you might want them. I use the file cabinet part mainly to store old confidential files.
1279549
I would not use it for that unless you are going to fill the file. Otherwise, they'll just fall over and be hard to go through. I am very happy with the hanging folders in the rolling files.
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.
890261
I have one of these file boxes and like it. Hanging folders do fit in this file box.
1610767
No. It is mostly for storing things like a drawer. I don't think it's wide enough for hanging files but check the dimensions.
1070740
It will hold legal size folders. I keep legal size hanging file folders in it and transfer letter and legal size folders in and out of another working legal size file drawer, depending on what is current business, titles, documents I wouldn't want to lose in a fire.
922660
Nope, it's never happened. As long as you have reasonable quality hanging folders that don't fall apart you'll be all set.
1951956
I have had the same folders hanging for over a year, have moved them a few times from one space to another I have never had a problem with them. The only issue I have had with them was when I spilled water all in them and they tore, but that I anticipated with water, it was an accident. They otherwise, including the name tags, have held up beautifully and I am in and out of them many many many times a day.
76214
Mine do not fit legal size files/folders. They hang on a T shaped hanger(2 vertical parts) that we mounted w/ anchors into drywall. Not sure about partition hangers, but probably would work. Each basket hangs separately on the hanger.
589905
I think standard hanging folders all have slots across the top. You slide one side of the tag in one slot, bend the tag slightly, and slide the other side into another slot.
919327
No, it's a channel like on the sides/fron&back; that the hanging files sit in. You can easily use it without hanging files.
467254
You can store anything on this drive. All kinds of files will be able to be stored there.
303508
I believe legal files will fit. However, I do not believe legal hanging files will fit because there is no ledge on the front of the filing cabinet to hang the hanging file folder from.
522043
No. The files can only hang side to side. Additionally the drawers are deep allowing you to configure it for letter or legal files.