Would the weight of a few workbooks that are around 1 1/2 inches thick be too much for the fabric to hold up well? Would they even fit in the pockets?
1239852
I have some folders that are that thick. They fit and the fabric holds. A lot of them in would make it heavy so the tack or nail you use to hold it to the wall will have to be strong enough. The item has metal grommets and the fabric on mine has not torn. Of course, I only have a couple of big folders and the other pockets have smaller items in them. I hope that helps.
1239853
I am able to fit three 1/2" catalogues into one pocket without a problem. The material is sturdy but just make sure you have it hanging securely.
1239854
I think they would fit fine. If there was one workbook per slot then it should be fine but more than one may cause it to pull and might not stay flat against the wall. The fabric is durable; it is the length that causes the sides to not stay flat. (but the books being stored in mine are not the full length of the slot which may play a large factor.) Overall, I am very satisfied with the product.
1239855
The pockets are durable and should probably fit your workbooks. Just be sure the hooks it hangs from can support all the weight.
1990049
Yes. With the how many, probably 2 and it also depends on how thick the books are.
1491616
Yes. I just tried a standard coloring book about 1/4" thick. It fit just fine. Not a ton of space to spare, but you could probably fit 2 of them in one pocket.
801104
If the cookbooks aren't too heavy they would probably work pretty well. The dividers are fairly sturdy and have a diagonal piece that gives them more stability. My shelves are about 3/4 inch thick and they fit. I use them as clothing dividers.
1370892
No. At least, not properly. The sleeves would make for a tight fit. Pocket pages are not designed for cards AND sleeves.
1253261
Probably not. It is a hard plastic bottom that I craked with some heavy groceries. If the books are not super heavy you might be ok.
503623
Yes, I think they would. You would just have to get heavy duty hooks to hold the weight. I put manilla folders full of papers in them snd they fit just right.
1540645
Yes, you may fit even legal size documents inside Expanding Folder pockets and the pockets are deep, therefore avoiding the documents from damage. I am very happy with my purchase till this date.
51558
I think the large section would hold papers that size. The other side holds pencils and other small items. A word of warning, though. Mine came apart in less than a year and I couldn't repair it, so I had to throw it out. And it's very heavy.
1815767
So far it has turn very suitable for me .. you can fit like around 5 books like between 3 to five inches tickness alot of pockets in and out and you wont feel it ro heavy do to the way the strap are made my opinion the price i love it i coulndt of gone wrong with it.Hope this helps you nake a decision
1956031
yes, weight from textbooks would cause the shelves to buckle and maybe even bread. It is set up mostly for papers and files.
1401924
thicker pockets are more advisable. Double lamination might create bubbles.
732768
The bottoms of the draws are a piece of cardboard like material(just stronger). Strong enough to hold clothes but not heavy school text books. Maybe office supplies yes, some paper back books but nothing very heavy.
1780141
Notebooks and pad papers will fit but I don't think the large thick binders would fit. I'd use a regular backpack for those large thick binders.
1412422
Yes, when clipped in as a book. Not so much on the side pockets. We use these for our business to give our clients their tax returns. Some are very thick and these work well. We have ordered at different times and it seems that sometimes the slots for the business cards are not cut through and/or are too far apart to hold the card in well.
1618473
I wouldn't use it for heavy books, the material is a bit thin. It's more for lighter items I think.
1257893
They r strong so if u drag them they might. U could glue fabric to protect.