Manilla Expanding File with 1-31 Numbered Pockets

Great quality product. Much cheaper than in stationary shops.

Helps me keep organized. Enough slots for my usees. Now with all the ebills/statment might be a thing of the past. But if you are lime me a bit old fashioned this will do just great. Can be a bit flimsy once full. Might need to go in a box or supported at both ends.

Neatly organised folder, but not as rigid as suggested on the picture. But does the job. Ideal as a brought forward system for documents for the following month

I have bought a few of these folders for filing and I would recommend them. The front flap is quite flimsy but I have secured it with an elastic band and this works quite well.

I bought this to use for organizing student work in the classroom, and it does the job. The only problem occurs when it's half to nearly full - it tends to tip over. So far, I have used my 2-hole puncher to prop it up, but it would have been much more convenient to have an organizer that can stand on its own.

I have had several of this make before so I know what to expect. It is good enough to hold letters received and I have had no problems regarding tearing. I would not suggest you use it for books or booklets.It has noticeably gone up in price since I bought the last one but it is worth it as it works and is durable.

How does Anyone do without one? This is the cheapest format I've found anywhere for the Bring It Forward File system of info management. Despite the low cost it's robust and has a certain industrial charm which appeals to me. Put an end to unpaid bills and expired special offer coupons and forgotten birthdays and 100 more minor annoyances which come from not having a proper reminder system in place. I have several, one for each job and one at home, so I never need to miss a date. If you buy one thing to get organised, make it this one.

It is good value for money but I hadn’t realised it was numbered not alphabetic tabs