Are these top or side-loading? I really prefer top-loading for my purpose, which is to store and be able to get at copons quickly.
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Yes, they all load from the top. Unless you put them in upside-down...then they all load from the bottom. Pictures (and coupons) fall out that way, so you discover your mistake pretty quickly.
2224856
They load from the right side, but are slide out containers, one for coffee and one for the water. Not worth the money, we already got rid of our after just two years and many problems.
2085994
It loads from the top. I have found that by the time I do photos back to back, they fit snug enough thatI haven't had any fall out. When concerned, I just put a small piece of tape across the top. They are very goodphoto pages -- easy to see through and sturdy. Hope that helps.
401598
It is top loading. There is a very small storage area at the bottom (not large enough to hold a bottle).
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I have a top loader. Never had any noise either. Easiest thing I ever used. Cheapest and most convenient. I've always just used one.
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I think it would be fine to stack them, assuming they aren't packed with anything too heavy. The folders/frame don't hang over the edge of the file box, so they shouldn't be affected.
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Do they literally stand up? Not when empty. They can be a bit clumsy to fill, as you have to use one hand to keep the bag open. Once filled, they act like a paper bag. If you are asking about durability, they are extremely strong -- that's what I love about them. You can fill them to the top and they will not split or tear. I've been using an earlier version for 10 years and none of them ever failed. The problem is that my supply was slowly pilfered away by family/friends/strangers who liked them as well!
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I have the top loader and find it very easy to use. I put the laptop computer in it and it has a front zipper that I use for accessories and/or paperwork. Whether you get the top or front load I believe the features are similar.
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They are top loading and the standard sports cards fit. They work awesome as well I have only ever used these in my baseball card collection and I love them they keep my cards well protected.
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Really, either top or bottom works just fine. I usually put the in on the top and pull them from the bottom.
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You could also buy a pack of plastic storage boxes to store your papers in fopr added protection. The are designed to stack solidly, & are relatively inexpensive if you buy at a big box store like Costco. I use them extensively in Mexico to protect my books from humidity.
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Hey! They are 3/4 opening. I was about to respond full until I just opened it just now. Thought that was the standard? I might get a full opening one next time. But I am guessing it's 3/4 in order to prevent it from tipping over - ok so just checked again after reading the other users post and the brand I have is definitely 3/4 opening - however I have two file cabinets like this one made by office max and one by real space - the real space is full opening but the office max is 3/4'ths hope this helps
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Personally, I place them in a downward position with the binder label facing up. My CDs hang down and there is no pressure on them.
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I think they should be just fine to staple. They are stiff at top and on bottoms but sides are pliable.
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Definitely in the top. I dont have access to it right now, but I believe the clear cases are cubed off. If you make jewelry, you could separate the them into compartments.
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Not for books. These are great for files, papers, lose items. If the books fill the box it would be to heavy unless you are loading the boxes already on a hand cart.
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Not so easy - I store the most useful records in the upper rack, with the things I may need for a project in the lower rack. I've moved the lower rack files to one side and upper rack files to the other. Using legal files, there's a good bit of wasted space...