Smead SMD15300 Manila Legal File Folders 100 Box

Product Description

The SMEAD SMD15300 is a straight-cut, top-tab manila file folder in legal size, built for organizing documents in file drawers, cabinets, and archive systems. Constructed from 11-point manila stock, each folder provides reliable stiffness and document protection for everyday filing workloads. The 1/2-inch high tab runs the full width of the folder, giving ample space for handwritten or typed labels. Rounded corners on both the front and back panel reduce snags and extend folder life. Each folder is scored for 3/4-inch expansion to handle thicker document sets without forcing or tearing. Sold in a box of 100 folders.

These folders are suited to legal-size documents and fit standard legal filing cabinets and lateral file drawers. Typical applications include office file rooms, law offices, medical records, government archives, and general records management environments where a durable, no-frills legal folder is required in volume. The straight-cut tab style works with labeling machines and adhesive label strips as well as hand-labeling. The 11-point construction holds up under repeated retrieval cycles without collapsing or losing shape.

Key Features

• 11-point manila construction for durability and document protection
• Straight-cut 1/2-inch top tab spans full folder width for easy labeling
• Scored for 3/4-inch expansion to accommodate thicker file contents
• Rounded corners front and back to reduce wear and snagging
• Legal size fits standard legal filing cabinets and lateral drawers
• Sold in a box of 100 for volume filing needs

Compatibility

Designed as a standard OEM-style replacement and volume-use option for legal-size filing systems using straight-cut top-tab folders in residential, commercial, or institutional file cabinet applications.

Installation Notes

No tools are required to set up these folders in a filing system. Insert folders into file drawers with the tab facing up and toward the front for standard front-to-back filing orientation. When using the expansion score, crease the bottom fold firmly before loading documents to ensure the folder sits flat and stable in the drawer. Archival environments should store loaded folders upright with drawer capacity maintained at no more than about 80 percent to prevent crushing.