Smead SMD76487 File Pocket 1 Inch Legal Size Manila

Product Description

The SMEAD SMD76487 is a legal-size file pocket built from heavyweight 11-point manila stock with tear-resistant reinforcement. It expands up to 1 inch to accommodate thick document sets, making it a practical solution for job files, contracts, and project records that outgrow standard folders. The drop-front design allows fast retrieval without lifting contents out of a drawer. A 2/5-cut tab improves visibility in packed filing systems, and the single-ply top keeps the pocket flat and stackable. Licensed HVAC techs, contractors, and office staff managing service records or project documentation will find this pocket a reliable organizational tool.

This file pocket is suited for legal-size documents in both residential and commercial office environments. It is commonly used in filing cabinets, desk drawers, and storage boxes where projects accumulate multiple sheets, contracts, or technical documents. The closed sides prevent loose papers from slipping out during transport or routine drawer access, keeping thick project files intact and contained. It is sold individually and works alongside standard legal-size hanging frames and filing systems.

Key Features

• Heavyweight 11-point manila stock with tear-resistant reinforcement for long-term durability
• 1-inch expansion accommodates thick document sets and multi-page project files
• Drop-front design allows quick access without removing the pocket from the file
• 2/5-cut tab improves label visibility in densely packed filing systems
• Closed sides secure contents and prevent paper slippage during handling
• Single-ply top keeps the pocket low-profile and stackable

Compatibility

Designed as a standard legal-size file pocket compatible with legal-size filing cabinets, file drawers, and storage boxes that accommodate legal-format documents.

Installation Notes

No tools are required to place this file pocket into service. Insert into any legal-size file drawer or storage box and label the 2/5-cut tab before loading documents. Avoid overfilling beyond the 1-inch expansion limit to prevent stress on the stock and maintain the integrity of the closed sides.