Is this 100% metal? Can it hold NON-hanging files?
481970
It is all metal but I use it for hanging files. You could store accordion style files in it.
481971
Yes, it is 100% metal and can hold non-hanging folders but works better with hanging folders.
481972
It is 100% metal for structural elements. It is a good file cabinet for the price. It holds hanging files very well. Non hanging files could be used as well but will move freely if not supported by a large volume of other files or materials.
481973
Yes it is 100 per cent metalIt can hold non hanging files but it doesnot have a metal slide to keep the filesup right
1024858
Yes, it is very solid. I have a cabinet in my office, I have my sewing machine and magazine files on the shelves. Excellent product!
311600
The file drawer is ready and set up to hold hanging files on rails already installed on the sides of the drawer, but it cannot be locked. I love my desk with all its' compartments and wide top!
329255
Across the front it supports letter hanging folders. From front to back it supports legal hanging folders. The box is nice and a good file cabinet. in my humble opinion the locks are worthless.
537135
Metal all the way, coated in a rubbery plastic. Very sturdy--I use mine for belts and absolutely no strain or twisting on the organizer. I definitely recommend. Good luck.
1969297
No but you could probably drill a hole and put in a lock. I don't think it's worth it though. The file drawer is long and very narrow. It doesn't hold but a dozen files.
829235
The wall rack is heavy metal. Comes with sinkers & screws for wall mount. Rack has preformed holes that slip on extended screw. You might be able to adapt if you don't mind making holes in your file cabinet and using sheet metal screws. If you could find a sturdy strongly magnetic hook that might work too.
1610768
No. It's not configured for hanging files and, being plastic, the walls are too flexible anyway. That said, as a storage unit it leaves a small footprint, has lots of room in the four drawers and rolls. Go for something rigid and wood-oid, if not metal. Good luck.
635510
There is "just enough" space for the hanging files to hang, if they have around an inch of stuff in them they hang and slide perfectly, empty/emptier files hang lower and drag on the shelf so they sometimes unseat from the bars.
762534
95% of the parts are metal. They are good for studio or light portable utility, but certainly won't stand up to regular physical abuse.
784464
It is very stable. I have loaded it up with heavy duty (heavyweight) manila folders and have had no problem - it doesn't budge. When you carry it, carry it by the handles. I am beginning to use it for Pendaflex files, also. It's wonderful for both manila and pendaflex.
496608
Yes,there is a ledge around the inside which holds the files in suspension when you use hanging folders.
2137112
Not very thick ,it's only meant to hold delicate files ,The materials are made very flimsy and light .Not for every day use !
103211
Yes....it can accommodate the standard (letter) size hanging folders, but not the legal size. I have two files and love them.
103212
Yes. This is designed to handle hanging files and folders. The hardware where the files hang sits along the top lip of the drawers and files hang nicely.
2092311
No. it is a sturdy fabric which can hold quite a combined weight of folders/ files. I have always used small hooks in the wall. If using stick-on Command strip hooks you would need to purchase the ones which allow for a reasonable weight.
25852
The bottom is a thin 1/8th in coated wafer board. If majority of hanging files were to fall to bottom of drawer, I believe the bottom would bow out of the grooves leaving files to hit the ground. The top shelf however is made very differently. I have extremely heavy files 50lb or so, and have no concerns about strength.