do the baskets hold file folders
796673
they don't have slots or anything like that if that's what you mean. it isn't an office piece. whether folders fit or not i can't say but they won't hang-they might lay flat...
796674
I would say no. The basket size is one issue, 10" wide, 15" long, 6-1/2" high. Another is the construction. These are essentially decorative. We have then in a spare guest room, as nightstands. Third, the overall construction is such that regular use would scratch the table finish badly, and very quickly.
796675
No. The baskets really are not of a quality to use a bunch either. The basket finishing is not of high quality. For what I use it for it works fine, but for high use or to try and put file folders in the basket - not a good fit. Find something else.
796676
No. Inside width is approximately 10". Too small for a letter sized folder.
2135528
The file cabinet part holds the files side to side. The drawers hold papers front to back and legal papers front to back as well.
890261
I have one of these file boxes and like it. Hanging folders do fit in this file box.
2126083
The drawer is actually designed to hold hanging file folders. It is a very convenient option!
1643152
Yes, the edges of the drawers are designed to hold the edges of hanging file folders. No need to buy special hardware for the folders.
2126081
The cabinet has drawers that are already set up with runners along each drawer that hold hanging file folders, it's really a convenient feature!
1524213
One drawer, bottom, would hold only regular files. It will hold hanging files. The file is so deep, you would not get away with just file folders. You would need to have the hanging folder to put the file folder into. When you are sitting in the chair, the files would face sideways, towards you, vs. file drawers that are facing front to the back. Hope this helps.
2225071
No - it accomodates the regular size hanging folders without anything extra in the bottom drawer.
1439204
Yes! However, I find the file drawer workS OK for flexible files which can be slipped right ih
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.
267278
The drawer has a build in rack so you can hang folders OR use drawer for other items. the rack hanger bars are plastic, but durable. Your hanger files will stay in place not coming off as some do. I have two and I am very happy with my cabinets.
2150097
If you lay them flat into the bucket, then yes. If you want to file them away in folders, then no. The bucket is only 9" deep.
1540767
No. There's no system in place. You're essentially hanging the folders on the side walls of the drawers.
1457150
They are pretty sturdy and have nice handles. I use mine for storing paid receipts and my office supplies, and then put them inside a cabinet where their not seen. As for weight, yarn and other lightweight objects will work fine; the baskets are much bigger than they appear and are very nice. Hope this helps!!
182754
Yes you can lay things in them - I use one drawer for storage and the other for hanging files.
2225073
I am not using handing folders, but if you used it daily, e.g., you might want them. I use the file cabinet part mainly to store old confidential files.
522043
No. The files can only hang side to side. Additionally the drawers are deep allowing you to configure it for letter or legal files.