Smead SMD70540 Subject Project File Six Pocket Red

Product Description

The SMEAD SMD70540 is a subject and project file folder designed for organizing multi-subject paperwork in academic and office environments. Built from a leatherlike material in red, the file features full-height redrope gussets reinforced with tear-resistant material at the top edge, keeping the file intact under regular use. A flap and elastic cord closure secures contents during transport and prevents loose sheets from escaping. Six interior pockets with repositionable colored vinyl tabs allow users to label and reorganize sections without damaging the file. Blank and school subject inserts are included for immediate use. The file weighs approximately 0.624 pounds.

This file is suited for students, teachers, and office professionals who need a portable, multi-section organizer. It works well for carrying subject notes, handouts, project documents, and loose papers between locations. The elastic cord closure makes it practical for commuting, fieldwork, or classroom transitions where a secure hold on papers is necessary. The six-pocket layout provides enough capacity for most standard course loads or project divisions.

Key Features

• Leatherlike exterior material in red with full-height redrope gussets
• Tear-resistant reinforcement at the top of gussets for added durability
• Flap and elastic cord closure keeps contents secure during transport
• Six interior pockets for organized subject or project separation
• Repositionable colored vinyl tabs allow flexible labeling without damage
• Includes blank and school subject inserts ready for immediate use

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose subject and project file compatible with standard letter-size documents and papers.

Installation Notes

No tools or trade installation required. Load papers into the appropriate pockets and attach the provided inserts to the colored vinyl tabs before use. Avoid overfilling individual pockets beyond their capacity, as excess bulk can stress the elastic cord closure over time.