Bsc Preferred BSN43852 Hanging Box-bottom File Folders 25pk

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED BSN43852 is a box-bottom hanging file folder designed to organize high-volume and bulky records in standard letter-size filing systems. Each folder features a 3-inch expansion capacity, allowing it to hold significantly more material than flat hanging folders. A pressboard reinforcing insert at the bottom adds structural durability under heavy loads. Tabs and inserts are included and fit into pre-cut slots along the folder tops for quick labeling. The folders are made from post-consumer recycled material. This product is sold in a box of 25 folders, making it suited for outfitting file drawers or cabinets in office environments.

These folders are intended for letter-size documents and fit standard lateral or vertical filing cabinet drawers that accept hanging folders. The 3-inch expansion makes them a practical choice for consolidating thick project files, client records, or archival documents that would otherwise require multiple standard folders. Office administrators, file room staff, and facilities personnel commonly use this style of folder when organizing dense or frequently accessed records. The pressboard-reinforced bottom prevents sagging when folders are loaded with heavy paper stock or binder contents.

Key Features

• 3-inch expansion accommodates bulky or high-volume documents
• Pressboard reinforcing insert at the bottom for added structural support
• Tabs and inserts included, fitting pre-cut slots inside folder tops
• Made from post-consumer recycled material
• Letter-size format fits standard hanging file drawer systems
• Sold as a box of 25 folders

Compatibility

Designed for use in standard letter-size lateral and vertical filing cabinets that accept hanging file folders with side rails.

Installation Notes

Hang folders on the rail frames inside a compatible filing cabinet drawer. Insert the pressboard-reinforced tab slots into the pre-cut positions at the top of each folder before loading documents. Avoid overfilling beyond the 3-inch expansion limit, as exceeding rated capacity can stress the folder bottom and reduce usable life. No tools are required for setup.