Comments about Smead Classification Folders:

These folders are so much better than the ones I used to use. The main thing that I like are the metal prongs are reinforced with a rubber cover. When placing documents over these because of the rubber, the prongs do not bend. Yeah.....so much time is saved not fighting to get the document into the folder.

Comments about Smead Classification Folders:

Great way to keep our small office organized and in compliant with ABC

Comments about Smead Classification Folders:

We use these at the office and they are great for keeping Client's files organized and handle large volumes of paperwork. The fasteners sometimes bend easily when putting in large amount of paper but the material are perfect to keep paperwork safe.

Comments about Smead Classification Folders:

I work with a Multidisciplinary Team to review child abuse cases at an Advocacy Center. The ET Classification Folder with 1 divider is key to keeping information and progress notes on our cases organized. Kudos to the inventor!

Comments about Smead Classification Folders:

We use this sku# along with many other Smead products, we've found out that on classification folders, there is nothing better than smead!!

Comments about Smead Classification Folders:

The Smead Classification File Folder with SafeSHIELD Fasteners, 2 Dividers, Legal, Red is a perfect fit for organizing client documents. There are enough separate fastening spaces to keep all papers organized yet together in one file. The sturdy construction allows for rough handling & harsh environments.

Comments about Smead Classification Folders:

We use these folders at a law office for a majority of our files. The only complaint I have it the outside cover tears if I use super sticky post-it notes. I just have to be careful when I have those notes on the files.

Comments about Smead Classification Folders:

We use these files in our clinic for patients charts. We started using this product for the material strength and the number of usable sections. However the more we use these files the more often we are finding quality issues. The seams are frequently out of line and there are bubbles in the tape and the glue on the spine, and there are creases in the pressboard.