Are these flimsy or pretty stiff? We don't want them to fall down in our files.
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They are a little thinker than plastic document protectors. They should not fall down if you are putting them in like a hanging file. I also fine when documents are in them, they get even sturdier.
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the pretty terrible fall down in files there more of a compact way of separating work projects and fit nicely into file folders
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They are stiff enough to stand up on their own. I keep a set on my desk in a vertical sorter and they stand up straight without bending.
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The clear folders are sealed on the right-hand side, which reinforces them as well. They are easy to use and not flimsy. I like that I can see the first page which lets me know the contents quickly. I am very happy with these folders and have re-ordered them.
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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.
1591148
They are a little stiff, you can roll it around but it requires a little force. They are more meant for looks, than functionl.
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They will not break down. I am a teacher, and I have them in my classroom holding my book collection and student library. Many of these books are hard cover, and large. I have used them all year, and they still look awesome and work great!
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They are sturdy. As long as you don't lean on your computer they should be fine. I think they do help with air flow.I forget about the feet sometimes. I have been using the feet now since i received this email from you. lol
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I would think so. I pack them with files of papers and they hold up. Maybe pack them a little lighter thaan normal since books are heavy.
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Not as well as I would expect. They must be folded into thirds or fouths in order to get them to drop down. We use it for a payment box so I put up a laminated note to make sure folks ensure that their envelope isn't stuck in the rotating drawer part.
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They seem pretty flexible and sturdy. I've been keeping mine in my backpack with no problems.
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I wouldn't say they are flimsy, you can push on them and feel give. The glasses are actually designed very nicely, my wife and I love them. You would have to try really hard to damage the lenses we've seen 5 movies since buying these and not a single issue or defect. Highly recommend these!
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They are made out of fabric with a cardboard type bottom. Don't think they are sturdy enough for anything too heavy. We use them for grandkids clothes and light toys.
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They stay put pretty well. I can't see them sliding very easily. We have never had a problem with them moving.
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They are about as thick as cardstock, maybe a little thicker. I would say they are thick enough. Thicker than the cheap papers.
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they are very flimsy.I sent mine back because they were not strong enough for anything.
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I bought them but can't answer your question exactly. They are folder thick. they are manila. I was happy with the quality. they are not stiff, but are not thin like paper either. We ordered another name brand and returned them because they felt just a bit thicker than regular paper. These were much better.
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They are definitely not thick. Thin, but not extremely thin that it breaks apart.. If that helps you.
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I've had sturdier folders, but they work well for storage. Mostly I have them in a rack on my desk and don't have to take them in and out to access the materials inside. As a teacher, I go through a lot if folders, but I expect these to last at least for the two years I plan to decorate my classroom in black polka dots.
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I would say that they are at least as stable in the holder as any other type, perhaps more so. I've used others before and you have to be careful will all of them. I think these are pretty stable but I found that you do have to be sure and push them down into the base firmly to be safe. Hope this helps.