Pendaflex PFX11017 Expanding Desk File 21 Pockets

Product Description

The PENDAFLEX PFX11017 is a 21-pocket expanding desk file designed for organized, on-desk document storage in office and administrative environments. It features laminated alphabetic divider tabs running A through Z, allowing fast retrieval of letter-size documents without opening a drawer or filing cabinet. The cover is stain- and spill-resistant, adding durability in high-use work areas. Each divider includes a center hole so users can quickly identify contents at a glance. The file holds documents up to 1.5 inches thick, making it practical for active project files, client folders, or reference materials kept at arm's reach.

The PFX11017 is suited for general office use, administrative workstations, reception desks, and home offices where paper documents need to stay sorted and accessible throughout the workday. The A-Z tab system works for alphabetical filing by name, subject, or vendor. It handles standard letter-size paper and fits on most desk surfaces without consuming excessive space. Office managers, administrative assistants, legal support staff, and similar professionals will find this format useful for day-to-day document organization.

Key Features

• 21 pockets with laminated A-Z alphabetic tabs for systematic document sorting
• Holds letter-size documents up to 1.5 inches thick per pocket area
• Stain- and spill-resistant cover for durability in active desk environments
• Reinforced construction maintains file integrity under regular use
• Center hole on each divider allows quick visual identification of contents
• Keeps papers off the desk surface and organized in a single unit

Compatibility

Designed to accommodate standard letter-size documents. Compatible with typical 8.5-inch by 11-inch paper stock and standard office filing materials.

Installation Notes

No tools or installation are required. Place the expanding desk file on a flat, stable desk surface. Load documents into the appropriate alphabetic pocket and avoid overfilling individual sections beyond the stated capacity to maintain structural integrity over time.