Would this be deep enough to hold a file folder, newspaper and mail?
1676363
Holds mail. A file folder would fit and if mail in front probably stay. They are very nice and useful!
1676364
mine isn't wide enough for regular file folder- or deep enough for newspaper. Mail, small booklets- yes
1575570
I don't think it is deep enough, unless they are the molded kind where the neck is skinnier. Then you could flip the neck holders up, and lean the cases. A rectangular case would be too big.
1517768
I'm pretty sure it will but if you could give me the dimensions I'll go check. I carry many file folders as I travel for business as well as notepads.
1720347
Yes, you can put letter sized manilla folders in this box. It has room enough and to spare for several folders, final quantity depending on how thick your stack of papers happens to be. I consider the box to be too large for that purpose though, because there is room enough for loose contents to slide out of such folders. If your papers are fastened into the folders, then the box might suit your purpose.
873165
Yes it can easily hold papers. Don't know the dimensions but I store lightweight items in it. You will have to assemble it.
1349526
Yes it can. But keep in mind that the more folders you put into it, the faster it will fill up because of the "thickness" of the folders.
1381730
Hi, good question. The answer is that it depends on how much stuff you're carrying in the left-side folder pockets. With nothing in it, or just a few papers/discs/business cards in it, the depth is slightly over an inch. Fill the folder pockets, include a loose magazine, and with a full pad of paper and you'll be looking at slightly over 2". Big picture, I really don't see this item as being a pack mule; rather, it's like an elegant portable writing station. Hope this helps :)
1288128
Yes. It's pretty deep. Really the only option to keep all your stuff organized.
1214433
A reg piece of paperpaper fit perfectly but I'm sure a folder bigger than that would. Its a pretty small backpack.
611530
Yes this is pretty deep. If you remove pens, phones, the ring binder, etc.,it would be even deeper.
1913285
It may be deep enough, but it is not long enough to put a small utensil holder. I keep all my sharp knives in this drawer.
1104196
Each of the two main sections has its own divider that comes about 1/2 up. It keeps files separated, yet easy to look through both sides. It should easily hold legal and letter sized files and up to 2" binders. It also has the small, deep, but easy to put your hand in pockets for easy storage of pens, thumb drives, etc. If you like a soft sided briefcase, this should work fine.
1496489
A typical 8 1/2 by 11 document would fit on either side of this folder. There are no pockets, so you would have to make your own attaching system.
296489
No, it won't. The bottom compartment is segmented with non-removable horizontal bars like the lid is just deeper for taller items. It won't hold sheets of paper.
842427
Since you don't qualify what you mean by depth, and this item can be used upright (with slots opening on top) or laying flat (with slots opening toward you), I'll qualify my measurements by saying that I'm using this item upright -- as it appears in the photo to the left. With the exception of the first slot, which is only 3-3/4" high and the rear slot being 8-1/4" high, the height of the 3 middle slots is 8-3/4". The depth of each slot is 1-5/8" and the width is 13-1/4". To put it in usage terms. The slots will hold between 3-6 files each (depending on thickness) in the 4 taller slots with approximately 1-1/2" width to spare when using standard "letter size" file folders -or- roughly 1/2 ream of paper with 2" width to spare when using 8.5" x 11" paper. You can put a few folders, 8.5" x 11" notepads, or paper in the front pocket, but they will bow forward in this position. Using this item on it's side would allow this 5th pocket to be used exactly as the others because the shorter 3-3/4" front barrier is now on top. If used upright, this pocket is best used for CD/DVDs, smaller notepads, small manuals, notecards, or envelopes.
1520146
Yes. I keep heavy files in them and they do just fine. It is well made and sturdy. I would keep the heavier items in the bottom drawer to keep it from being top heavy.
1846120
Yes. I've managed to accumulate paper/mail and a couple of magazines in it. It's getting full and it's still holding together. � Oh, it also has card holders.