Pendaflex Extra Capacity Reinforced Hanging File Folders, 2", Letter Size, Standard green, 1/5 Cut, 25/BX (04152X2)

Have used these for years. They hold a good amount and hold their shape when full.

well made

As advertised. Sturdy and durable

I was not expecting these to require assembly! It’s a weird way that you stick the cardboard bottom on and it’s not very sturdy until you fill it- then it’s great and sturdy. But sometimes it falls out when you try to fill it and that’s mildly inconvenient but easily fixable.

These are so, so good at organizing the files in our office. They are sturdy without taking up too much space. They have a cardboard piece that sits in the bottom that holds them open. We switched from the regular hanging folders, and I wish we had done it years ago. No more files sliding around. They get daily use and are holding up great. The only thing that could be a negative, is that with the cardboard bottom, they don't compress, so if you don't have enough files in each one, you would be losing space in your filing cabinet.

SO glad I got these hanging file folders. I had a bunch of older, mostly off-brand, folders that needed replacing for various reasons. These are reinforced very well at the top and bottom. Thick material which is smooth (not fuzzy-ish like some products I've purchased). Two-tone so you can see the inside and not inadvertently file papers between the folders instead of in them. They are creased for expanding. You need to press the creases to get them to take shape. The creased area keeps the fold in line. They come with pre-cut cardboard pieces to place in the bottom of the expansion for supporting papers/folders. They hold a LOT of paper (400 sheets, I think it advertised?). It cut down on how many of the 'regular' hanging folders I need, besides replaced the old ones with better quality items. I was able to bundle various paper filings I have and not worry about them busting through the bottom, etc. Great buy and I think the price was right as well.

I have always trusted the Pendaflex brand file folders and hanging folders. These are no exception. The squared off bottom allows larger files to fit inside better than they fit inside V bottomed hanging files. My larger file folders slip down inside and do not peek out of the top. This is very important as some of my files 1 1/2 inches thick. These files were sticking at the top of my filing drawers and causing jams. My filing drawers are old and have enough trouble to open and close without needing to adding files jamming in the top of the drawers to the mix. These hanging folders are easy to use and do not have the accordion pleats on the sides that can hang on the edges of files. There is a small piece of thicker paper in the bottom of each hanging folder that helps to keep the bottom of it open so that I can easily drop each file into place. When not in use, or with thinner files, they can be compressed to take up less space in my file drawers without jamming or breaking. The small tab at the top of each allows me to further note which file goes into that folder. This can make it easier for assistants to file correctly. (Whatever they are teaching in school, it is not how to file alphabetically! Add to the mix that some of my files are not filed alphabetically, and that tiny tab is a help to keep my drawers organized.) The hooks fit along the rails and glide effortlessly.

Worked well.