ThinkTex 26 Pockets Expanding File Folder, Upright & Coverless, A-Z Colorful Tabs, Larger Capacity Accordion Folder, Letter/A4 Size for School, Home and Office

I have been eyeing up a literature sorter for ages so I can have my students turn in their papers in alphabetical order. But they are sooooo expensive and I can’t let myself spend that much money.Then I saw this and decided to give it a try. It works great! Very sturdy and stable and fits letter sized papers easily.Did I mention that I love it?! It really does exactly what I want it to do and looks so pretty! I don’t need to, but I placed mine inside a milk crate and have it really spread open so the students can very easily find their assigned number slot. The kids I taught last year and also teach this year again have given me compliments on the new “paper turn in bin” and say it’s way better than last year’s bin (I had a small literature sorter that left me sorting everything myself, basically).Love this!!

Economic filing organizer exactly as described. Product does not stand up well on its own once you begin to fill it but, if you have a lot of papers to organize before filing and can prop it up against something, it is a wonderful light weight helpmate. I would purchase this item again.

The product does exactly what I need it to do, so for me it works. It is flimsy or unstable when not closed, does not stand up by itself, especially if filled with documents. The size is great, and can hold a lot of documents. Definitely worth the money.

Best purchase I've gotten for work. Keeps things organized and easy to find. Love the color. Only downfall is it doesn't stay contracted when when not full

I love the stability and how it makes it so simple to file student work

I got this organizer for my son, he is very happy as he is now able to sort and located his school documents.The pockets can hold quite a lot and the labels stay firmly in place

I'd purchased one of these accordian files made by ThinkTex and when I needed another, I just bought whatever came up in my search - which was a different manufacturer.Well, that was a mistake. The 'other' brand felt much more flimsy and worse, it kept tipping face first onto my desktop. I tried taping it open, then taped it in the back to a piece of cardboard, then finally I had to tape the entire thing to a piece of cardboard, using black, heavy duty tape - not a very professional look for the office.So I bought this ThinkTex one to replace the cheapy version which, btw, was not cheaper in price - only in quality. The ThinkTex file stands on it's own, either fully extended or partially. You can flip through the tabs looking a filed papers and it doesn't tip, doesn't collapse. Plus it just looks nicer - the black front panel, with the color tabs peaking up behind look nice...the other brand looked cheap & tended to yaw open, especially when taped to its cardboard stand.And, of course, because I don't have the TT brand taped onto a makeshift stand, I can move it to my desk and back without tippage and other problems. I wouldn't have thought there was much difference in plastic accordian files, but there is - go with what you know when what you know works really well.

This organizer is super flimsy. It also is so short that the papers stick over the tabs. I bought it for our mortgage paperwork and everything that comes with buying a house. Wish I would've got a sturdier one.