What is the *interior* drawer width? I have 12" papers needing filing, so need at least 12" width inside.
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A hair over 12" inside. The upper edges of the drawer are exactly 12" apart. I would think you are OK.
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In my file cabinet, the top rail for the hanging file folder is 12". However, I noticed that the rails seemed to bow out toward the middle of the drawer. I had a 9" x 12" sheet of tracing paper that I dropped into various file folders to see how the paper would fit. In the folders in the front 6" of the file drawer, the tracing paper would not lie flat. There was a slight curve. From 6" back, the paper would lie flat inside the file folder.
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The one I bought is wider at 8" high and 11" wide. You must have at least 11" width (besides the cabinet frame.) in order to slide the drawer out. As long as you have this, buy the product. I love having it.
839057
It depends on how wide the drawers are, sometimes the lateral files are a bit wider.You would have to measure the width of the drawer.
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My standard 2-drawer file will not fit under the desk. The full width drawer/keybord tray would interfer even if yu propped he legs.
877706
it is not the inside cabinet width that is important, but the width at the door which tends to be smaller. As the rails are placed inside the 14" width of the drawer, in theory, you really only need 14". However, you do need some clearance. I think the doors to my cabinets are about 15", so I have 1/2" clearance in each side.
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inside drawer measures 16 X 12 X 2 3/4 I use it for my papers for my computer
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Pretty close to 8 1/2 x 11 - you can fit one ream of standard printer paper in the drawer. Did I mention the quality of the stand ?
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The inside is exactly 12". No room for error. And are you using file folders? Mine are 11.5 inches. I think you need legal size cabinet.
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Yes, I measured the interior width of the top basket on 2 of my 3 files. It was 12 3/8 inches wide.
780803
The measurement for the drawers is 2-3/4" x 10-1/2" x 14-1/2", so no, 12" x 12" paper will not be able to lay flat.
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The actual inside measurements of the drawer are 1 3/4 inches deep(top to bottom), 9 1/2 inches wide, and 12 3/4 inches from front to back. The drawer opening in the cabinet frame is actually 3 1/2 inches deep so the drawer will accommodate belongings up to that depth.
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Interior dimensions of drawers are 16 1/4" wide, 13 3/4" front to back, and 6 1/4" deep. So, yes, you can comfortably fit 8 1/2" by 11" paper (including binders that hold 8 1/2" by 11" paper. Hope that helps. -Ronda
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I fit approximately the same amount as my desk drawer file... maybe a bit less.They're deeper than wide so use that to gauge your amount, also depends on how fat your files are...
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Martha, dimensions inside are: 13.5 inches across front inside - 13 inches in depth front to back - 12 inches from bottom to bottom of drawer inside. These dimension are inside the "lip" you see on front of this end table drawer. Hope that helps.
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I have used letter and legal size folders in my file cabinet, however the drawers are not deep enough for a 12 x 12 folder.
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The dimensions inside are just over 12" X 7 1/2". You won't be able to place the papers flat without bending or curling them.
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Total inside dimensions for the drawer are 11 and 3/4" wide, 9" long, and 3/4" deep. The drawer is divided into 3 sections. The section at the front of the drawer is 11 and 3/4" wide and 2 and 1/2" long. As for the other sections, one is 7 and 1/4" wide and 6 and 1/2" long. The other section is 4 and 1/4" wide and 6 and 1/2" long. BTW, I now use a thin plastic cutting board (14" x 10 and 3/4"), and a Mainstays "flexible cutting mat" that is 15" x 12" over the cutting board, which I rest on the lip of the easel, to extend the easel's work space. (Both cutting board and cutting mat are inexpensive.) The easel works out great for my needs.