Organizing Your Files

As a lot of you know, we have just moved into our first home. And getting organized is one of my main priorities these days. And I am getting there, with the help of Smead!

 Stadium File: 12-pocket Stadium File is ideal for clearing clutter from your work space or counter top. Expanding file is tiered for easy viewing. The letter-size pockets are also tiered and fixed so the papers don't fall to the bottom of the file. Tyvek gussets are fully lined. Stadium file include labels for alphabetic (A-Z), monthly (January-December), daily (1-31), household subjects, and blank indexing.

SuperTab Folders: SuperTab folders are completely pink to support the fight against Breast Cancer and designed with a 90 percent larger label area than standard folders for improved labeling. A portion of the proceeds from this product will be donated to Breast Cancer Research. Labels are easier to see using larger text or more lines of text. Economical, single-ply tabs fit any vertical or lateral filing system. Letter-size folders feature 11 point stock, extra-wide 1/3-cut tabs in assorted positions and 7/8" high tabs. Folders are scored for 3/4" expansion.

3-in-1 Section Folders: 3-in-1 SuperTab section folders feature Lockit technology so you can securely subdivide multiple documents within a single file folder. Three extra-high interior pockets safely hold documents, photos, and certificates for secure transport while keeping the materials readily accessible. Two pockets are perfect for holding letter-size documents. The second one on the back cover is slightly shorter to hold smaller items and keep them partly visible. All pockets are closed on two sides for easy document insertion. Patented Lockit flap folds over to secure your important documents and prevent them from falling out. The labeling area on the 1/3-cut tab is 90 percent larger than standard file folders so you can use larger text or more lines of description. Folders are made of 11 point stock.

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