Customer Reviews for TRU RED - Moisture Resistant File Pocket, Letter Size, 5/Pack - Clear
Customer Rating
4
poly folders are a useful product
on May 19, 2014
Posted by: Paula K.
This is a pack of 5 poly (plastic) folders in white yellow pink green and dark sea blue. All can be easily seen through except the blue one which is so dark that you often cannot read what the contents are. If there was an improvement I could suggest it would be to lighten the blue so the contents can be easily identified at a glance (rather than having to open the folder). Each folder has a handy middle tab on the right side to hold the contents in. The product description does not say how many pages each folder can hold but I found I can put up to 40 pages in a folder with a good fit. Because they are plastic folders they repel water have a much longer life than paper folders and can easily be cleaned and dusted off with a soft cloth. I use them by the dozens. I keep all my current projects in poly folders so I can quickly see what they are. I wish they had a 5-pack of just clear folders as I could use more of the neutral color.
We use the Staples Transparent Poly Project Jackets to help keep our case files in order and to separate the different documents needed for court. They make finding the documents needed in court much easier. We also use the different colored files to have a sense of priority in the office. The bright yellow jacket stands out quite nicely. They are sturdy and our only problem with them is that clients like them as well & tend to 'borrow' them instead of using the less exoensive manila folders.
We couldn't be happier with the Poly Jackets and have used them for many many years. They're used to protect and segregate incoming client documents. The original jackets purchased from Staples were from another manufacturer and are no longer available but the quality of the Staples Poly Jackets surpass the old ones by a long shot. Transparency allows us to easily see what document(s) it holds. The jackets are durable; easy to open and close and have very strong seams (even when jam-packed with client docs though the shape may become distorted a bit after). I don't believe we've ever had one lose it's closing tab or otherwise become unusable.