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Economy Magazine File - Black
Key Features:
•Keep magazines protected from wear and tear
•Quick and easy to organise and identify magazines
•Also suitable for documents, files, books, loose paper and more
•Great alternative to box files or lever arch files where instant access is needed
•Economy option – better for organisation than long term archiving
Magazine files are a simple yet effective way to keep magazines as well as other files, books and documents organised in one place on your desktop or shelves. With an open design, magazines stay in place whilst remaining visible for quick and easy identification and retrieval, helping improve efficiency during busy projects.
This economy magazine file is ideal for those who need to organise their files, and don’t need long-term storage or the excessive protection that comes with more expensive options.
Versatile Uses
Magazine files are ideal for keeping your favourite magazines together to prevent loss or damage, and present some order to big, messy sky-high piles of magazines. Whether used at home to display your personal favourites or kept in the office to neatly organise useful industry magazines, there is use for a magazine file in every environment.
In addition to magazines, these files are equally suited to storing document wallets, books and loose files. They are particularly useful as a replacement to box files, lever arch files and ring binders, where such alternatives are too permanent and too time-consuming to fill or flick through, for example in fast-paced environments where access needs to be immediate.
Intelligent Design
With an open design, magazines are easy to identify and access in a hurry. However, there is also enough of a barrier to keeps contents firmly in place and better protected against damage or loss.
The patterned hole design also makes the front, back and spine of magazines clearly visible, again improving efficiency for busy students, teachers or office staff much more than opaque alternatives.
Durable Construction
These magazine files are manufactured from plastic. Unlike fibreboard alternatives, there is no flat-pack construction involved, and you can rest assured the file will last a lifetime as it is easy to clean and hard to break.
Suitable for A4 sized magazines and documents.
For the same product in alternative colours, please see the following: Blue - 711004; Red - 710997 .
•Keep magazines protected from wear and tear
•Quick and easy to organise and identify magazines
•Also suitable for documents, files, books, loose paper and more
•Great alternative to box files or lever arch files where instant access is needed
•Economy option – better for organisation than long term archiving
Magazine files are a simple yet effective way to keep magazines as well as other files, books and documents organised in one place on your desktop or shelves. With an open design, magazines stay in place whilst remaining visible for quick and easy identification and retrieval, helping improve efficiency during busy projects.
This economy magazine file is ideal for those who need to organise their files, and don’t need long-term storage or the excessive protection that comes with more expensive options.
Versatile Uses
Magazine files are ideal for keeping your favourite magazines together to prevent loss or damage, and present some order to big, messy sky-high piles of magazines. Whether used at home to display your personal favourites or kept in the office to neatly organise useful industry magazines, there is use for a magazine file in every environment.
In addition to magazines, these files are equally suited to storing document wallets, books and loose files. They are particularly useful as a replacement to box files, lever arch files and ring binders, where such alternatives are too permanent and too time-consuming to fill or flick through, for example in fast-paced environments where access needs to be immediate.
Intelligent Design
With an open design, magazines are easy to identify and access in a hurry. However, there is also enough of a barrier to keeps contents firmly in place and better protected against damage or loss.
The patterned hole design also makes the front, back and spine of magazines clearly visible, again improving efficiency for busy students, teachers or office staff much more than opaque alternatives.
Durable Construction
These magazine files are manufactured from plastic. Unlike fibreboard alternatives, there is no flat-pack construction involved, and you can rest assured the file will last a lifetime as it is easy to clean and hard to break.
Suitable for A4 sized magazines and documents.
For the same product in alternative colours, please see the following: Blue - 711004; Red - 710997 .
