Large binder storage racks can feature as many as three shelves and offer linear filing capacity over 100 inches long. Larger options can accommodate over 50 binders that measure 2 inches wide or less. Some 3-ring binder racks have snap-in dividers, shelves, or compartments that users can adjust in 1-inch intervals for easy customization. To categorize information, users can deploy label holders for quick and easy referencing. Several standalone racks measure less than 30 inches high so users can keep them beneath desks or tables to save space.
Bookends make filing easier. Some options have magnetic bottoms to secure to metal surfaces and foam padding to prevent scratches and scuffing.
Desktop binder racks come in sleek designs, some feature silver wire dividers with steel bases or elegant plastic options. Using racks in combination with other binder accessories like index tabs can make it easy for staff to store and retrieve information. Their rubber bottoms prevent scratching cabinet and desk surfaces. Wire binder racks are ideal for organizing folders and documents that are frequently used. Smaller options can hold two large files while larger designs accommodate up to 15 standard size binders.
Wall binder racks offer users many installation options such as placing on cabinets and other vertical surfaces. They are ideal for use in kitchens, classrooms, and production areas in factories and come with mounting screws for easy installation. Some brands to choose from include:
Mobile racks feature four casters for easy transportation of files and other types of stationery within an office building or complex. Some have lockable doors to secure information and maintain confidentiality. Users can easily push these racks thanks to their handles and some options feature locks on two wheels for stability. Heavy-duty racks can bear up to 100lbs and some have adjustable rails to hold data binders and hanging files. Check out other office filing supplies such as cabinets, file folders, and bookends and racks at Quill.
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