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Safco® Tube-Stor Fiberboard Files; 18 Tube File

Item # 901-3094 Model # 3094

• Number of Drawers/Compartments/Clamps: 18 • Material: Wood, Corrugated Fiberboard • Color: White

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Tube dimension space: 3-3/4x3-3/4" Overall size: 11-1/2Hx23-1/2Wx37"D 2 files/carton

Corrugated fiberboard with wood side panels for extra strength. Depth adjusters let you store rolls of varying lengths. Index grid inside flap. Velcro® fastener. Stackable. Assembly required.

Product Information: Number of Drawers/Compartments/Clamps :

18; Compartment/Tube Size (WxD) :

3-3/4 x 3-3/4"; Color :

White; Height :

12"; Width :

24"; Depth :

37-1/2"; Stackable :

No; Features :

Depth adjusters let you store rolls of varying lengths; Locking :

Yes
Physical Characteristics: Material :

WoodCorrugated Fiberboard
Miscellaneous: Assembly Required :

Yes; Brand :

Safco; Country of Origin :

USA
Weight: Weight :

13.00 lbs. per Carton

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Safco� Tube-Stor Fiberboard Files; 18 Tube File

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6/27/2012

4.0

sturdy (trick to assembly: read below)

By Judi

from Ware, MA

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Comments about Safco� Tube-Stor Fiberboard Files; 18 Tube File:

we found it best to insert the 1st 6 tubes againt one long end of the outer frame and **secure with Med or Large binder clips** to the outside frame. then add next 6 tubes to opposite long end of the outer frame; again, securing with binder clips. the last 6 tubes are inserted as the middle row. it helps if you stick your arm as far as you can down each tube and push it flush to the exterior of the frame so they all fit. MUCH easier assembly with 2 people; goes faster, too. the black plastic strip to protect the outer flap is a nice touch but very difficult to put on. we had to stretch the plastic out first with a letter opener so it would actually slide on. not the easiest assembly, but do-able and probably worth the trouble. office is much neater now and we didn't have to pay a fortune. don't care that it's carboard b/c it's in a closet.