Customer Reviews for Staples - 30% Recycled File Folders, 1/3-Cut Tab, Letter Size, 100/Box - Manila
Customer Rating
5
These are wonderful for keeping files
on January 10, 2008
Posted by: Paula K.
We use these everyday to keep our papers organized. The documents are carried in these before they are completed and turned in to be processed. It keeps things neat and organized.
I like the wide color variety but the inside of the folders are supposed to be a lighter shade to prevent misfiling. On many of the colors the lighter shade is barely noticable...on some colors it doesn't even look like it is a different shade. I've used other brands that have a much better contrast and are better quality. IF the lighter shade inside doesn't matter these folders are fine. If it does I'd go with Pendaflex brand instead.
The stars say "Perfect. It doesn't get any better" I couldn't agree with this statement more!!! Often i would use to ask my self "why cant i find the perfect folder?" Well i did the day i discovered Staples Colored File Folders. letter format gray three tab! Come on threee tabs! really i thought two tabs was more then enough but THREE!!!
These folders are a basic "staple". There are no frills yet they are sturdy. Why pay for a pretty box or a fancy label if you only need a good manilla folder?
These days we are concerned for the environment and don't want to add to the waste problem. Whether it's a single file with a few slips of paper or gads of stuff these folders find many uses in my office and rarely if ever make it to the "circular drawer" (trash can). Job folders customer files drawings . . . individual items or multiple related material I use them daily. In and on my desk or filing cabinets they are everywhere I look. I probably have thousands in active use today and want thousands more. When they are stretched beyong capacity and the seam seems a little worse for the wear I still refuse to throw them out. Even after years of use when they've been relabeled reused and begin looking haggard from the abuse I can chop them up with scissors or a paper cutter and continue to find uses for them. I use them as card stock to fashion outcards job cards labels on drawers and cabinets tabs for three-ring binders and even more.