Smead SMD17143 Legal File Folder Green 1/3-cut 100BX

Product Description

The SMEAD SMD17143 is a legal-size file folder built for economical, high-volume filing in offices, law firms, medical practices, and any environment where organized document storage is essential. Constructed from 11-point single-ply stock, these folders deliver reliable everyday durability without excess bulk. Each folder features 1/3-cut tabs standing 1/2 inch high, providing clear label space for fast visual identification. An undercut front panel prevents the tab from obscuring the label on the folder behind it, and rounded top corners reduce dog-earing during repeated use. Folders are scored for 3/4-inch expansion to accommodate thicker document sets. Sold in a box of 100.

These folders are suited for legal-size documents and standard legal filing systems in both residential and commercial office environments. The green color supports color-coded filing workflows, making it straightforward to segment files by client, department, case type, or date range. The 1/3-cut tab pattern provides three assorted tab positions across the box, allowing staggered labeling across sequential files for quick retrieval. Compatible with standard legal-size filing cabinets, lateral files, and file boxes designed for legal-width stock.

Key Features

• 11-point single-ply stock construction for dependable everyday filing
• 1/3-cut tabs at 1/2 inch high for clear, readable labeling
• Undercut front panel keeps rear folder tabs visible and unobstructed
• Scored for 3/4-inch expansion to hold thicker document sets
• Rounded top corners reduce wear and corner folding during repeated use
• Green color supports color-coded filing and rapid document retrieval

Compatibility

Designed as a legal-size replacement or replenishment folder for standard legal filing cabinets, lateral files, and legal-width file boxes used in office filing systems.

Installation Notes

No tools or special installation are required. Insert folders into any standard legal-size filing drawer or box. When setting up a color-coded system, establish a consistent color-to-category key before filing to maximize retrieval efficiency. Avoid overfilling individual folders beyond the scored expansion limit to prevent tab and stock damage over time.