- What size folders fit in it?
- At roughly 12.25 inches wide and 10 inches tall, it takes standard letter and A4 folders and hanging-file style jackets stood upright. Oversized legal folders and bulky lever-arch binders will not fit well.
- Does it have a lid?
- No. It is an open-top file holder, so documents stay visible and easy to grab but are exposed to dust and daylight.
- Can I stack several of them?
- Not safely. The acrylic walls are not designed to carry weight on top, so place them side by side on a shelf instead.
- Is it good for long-term archiving?
- It works for active, dry storage, but it is not a sealed archive box. For long-term storage in a garage or attic, a lidded, acid-free carton protects paper better.
- How many folders does it hold?
- It holds a modest stack, roughly a shelf's worth of folders rather than a full drawer. It is best for the files you use regularly.
- Is acrylic durable enough for daily use?
- It is rigid and holds its shape, but it scratches easily and can crack if dropped or overloaded. Handle it as you would any clear plastic desk accessory.
- Where is the Russellhazel Acrylic File Box cheapest?
- At Staples, for $86.00, as of our latest check.