Could you put a regular manila file folder inside without bending it?
1823707
There is a folded lip at the front to catch the lock. The folder will fit inside without being bent. However, because of the folded lip you have to initially bend the folder to put it in.
1823708
Yes absolutely. It almost seems designed to fit just that. Fits perfectly inside without any bending. You have have to remove one of the layers of padding, but that will not be in anyway a problem.
1823709
You would have to bend the folder a little to get the folder inside the box but it will fit.
856835
Yes, but only when laid flat. 12" paper would not fit in the hanging file system.The hanging file system will only allow what can fit in a standard manilla file folder.
265746
No sorry you can't do that I apologize. Now you could easily hang the folders on the wall but not to where it can be hang from the wall to check through the different pages.
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.
333673
You can use hanging files or you can just place items in and not put the rails in to hold the files, I hope that helps
2274249
You will probably have to adapt it with a file, its soft and shapes easily. Thats what i did.
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.
1464259
Yes, you can adjust them easily and for any length of the page. This folder works wonderful!
2160532
Not as easy as I would like, but doable. I simply put the files I don't need to use as often on the bottom tier. In spite of that, it's a good substitute for a full size filing cabinet. It's sturdy, rolls easily and won't break the budget.
1759457
Yes, but the handles are secured firmly on the files so they don't readily separate. I'd recommend using a vice and mallet if you need to replace the files.
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.
1151956
Yes, you could but the hooks on the folders would only touch the file box in the middle where the handles are. I think typical folders work best. HTH
2181979
No they don't. The folders themselves are fastened on the bottom, so the folders don't actually open up, which I found to be a disappointment. And if you tear the folder open, which you can, you'll find that the folder is actually quite flimsy, unfortunately.
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.
767395
There is a built-in groove to hang standard letter size folders. For legal size folders, there was no frame for that.
221660
Unfortunately, these folders do not have this option. You may want to look at other styles from Pendaflex; they may have this option but I am not certain. Hope this helps!
850952
Yes, these are supposedly standard 11pt manila folders (http://www.pendaflex.com/enUS/Products/Filing/File_Folders/Folders/Essentials__File_Folders.html). However, I found them to be somewhat flimsy compared to the standard manila folder offered at Office Depot. Perhaps its the recycled content that makes them feel thinner.