Bsc Preferred FSB300 File Storage Box Case of 12

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED FSB300 is a corrugated file storage box designed to organize and protect paper files in office, warehouse, and records-management environments. Each box features a removable lid that keeps contents clean while allowing fast, tool-free access. The FSB300 holds up to 12 inches of legal-size files or up to 15 inches of letter-size files. Pre-printed identification panels on two sides allow users to label contents without additional labeling supplies. The knock-down design folds together quickly with no tape or glue required, reducing setup time during high-volume filing projects. This SKU is sold as a case of 12 boxes.

The FSB300 is suited for standard office file storage, records archiving, and document management applications in both commercial and light industrial settings. The dual-format capacity makes it practical for mixed legal and letter filing environments. The removable lid design is preferred in active-file storage situations where boxes are accessed frequently rather than stacked and sealed long-term. Case quantity purchasing aligns with bulk filing needs common in records rooms, law offices, accounting firms, and general office operations.

Key Features

• Removable lid keeps files protected while allowing quick access without cutting or tearing
• Holds 12 inches of legal-size files or 15 inches of letter-size files per box
• Pre-printed content identification panels on two sides for fast labeling
• Tool-free fold-together assembly - no tape or glue required
• Sold as a case of 12 boxes for efficient bulk stocking

Compatibility

Designed as a standard-format file storage box compatible with legal-size and letter-size hanging file folders and loose document filing in conventional records storage environments.

Installation Notes

Assembly requires no tools, adhesives, or fasteners - fold the box along the pre-scored seams and seat the lid. Stack filled boxes on stable shelving rated for the loaded weight and avoid stacking heights that exceed shelving or floor load ratings. For long-term records storage, label all identification panels before stacking to avoid having to reposition boxes for content identification.