Does anyone know if each section is open at the bottom or closed? I hate when papers fall under each section.
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The sections are open at the bottom, but very close to the bottom. It appears to me that only very small pieces of paper would fall under the section.
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I put my papers in laying on their side, so I could see the tabs I put in. Yes there is a bottom.
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Both doors open and top shelf pulls out(glides very smooth). We did fit our large printer inside. But we decided to keep it on top. We print quite often and unless we kept the doors left open, the paper would scrunch up when coming out of printer. We are very happy with the quality of the cabinet and it looks great in our office!
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There is plenty of space for hanging file folders. We organized our papers this weekend and probably have at least 30 or 40 hanging files, and some of our files are packed full of papers. The safe is larger than it looks.
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As Calvin Rai said there are no cutouts on the top portion. If you used an xacto knife or utility knife you could cut slits. Us another folder as a template. Would work if you kept the folder open all the time. If you close it you will see the tabs of the "upper"document.
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Did you ever figure this out? I lost the little paper that came with it and now I can't use it!
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The ends are open, so bookends may be needed or stack books. The ends are open.
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Ha, good question. When the book was closed they mostly stayed in just fine. However, some of the coins in the top row did drop out. The larger coins stayed in best, but those smaller ones just weren't as tight. But like I said, it was only the top row. I told my son to make sure he kept the book upright, and he did :) We were using the cardboard folders.
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if the pages are in a binder and its closed, they shouldn't fall out. you would have to turn the binder upside down to have them fall out. if you are worried about them falling out put a small piece of tape across the top of the pocket
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I use it for eating, reading books and my laptop...works fine...but no bar at the bottom to stop it. I use the rubber shelf paper from 99cents store to stop things from sliding off..works great . There is a clamp on the side to hold the rubber nonstick paper in place. Have used these like this for many years.
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Yes, the file drawer opens & closes easily. But i dont have mine full of paper.
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Hello, the paper feeder is on the bottom. It slides out like a container.. You put the paper inside close it and then you slide it back in. Very simple. It hold s a lot of paper. The fax feeds from the top. Hope this helped
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May I don't know where I put those papers so I can tell you at this moment. Sorry
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There is no support on top or below. My paperwork has not fallen out the sides. Included with the file are two cross rods (moveable) to give stability to top and bottom. This meets my filing needs. Its portability is another feature I really appreciate. Hope that answers your question.
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It opens at the top and along the right side where there is a tunmb cutout. They are standard copy paper size. I love them for keeping together sheets of paper related to work projects. I suppose you could easily put 10 or 12 sheets in each.
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They are all open on the back. It hasn't been an issue for me. I love the organizer, very sturdy.
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I have 60 forms on my desk, so I tested for you by putting the stack in one of the folders. While 60 papers do definitely fit, they would be prone to slip out if carried around much. 30 papers are more secure. I usually have 10-15 papers in a folder, and they travel everywhere -on my desk, in my car, in my laptop bag, suitcase... I love them! My teens 'borrow' them for school essays as well.