US-Works Wall File Pocket, Assorted Colors, (Pink, Purple, Blue), Letter Size, Pack of 3 (27275)

When you need to keep frequently used or time-sensitive information handy, nothing beats our stylish Wall File hanging file system. Use your wall space and control the stacks of files and paperwork that can easily build up at your desk. Keep folders organized inside our Wall File Pockets and free up space around you. Color coding helpful? We have options for you; available in clear, smoke, pink, blue, purple, red, green and yellow! Easily color code at the office or home to manage your projects, schedule and more! Stack multiple pockets vertically for a multi-pocket system. Choose from materials such as impact resistant polypropylene, high-impact polystyrene or heavy-duty polycarbonate, they are all durable and practically indestructible. Mount Wall File Pockets to the wall using wall anchors, 2- sided tape, or Velcro (all 3 included).Whether you use our Wall File Pockets at the office to store important papers and files or at home to organize magazines, school work or to-go menus by the phone, you will love how it keeps you organized! This colorful and durable Wall File hanging file system is a must-have for college dorm rooms as it adds extra storage where space is limited. It will add a splash of color and easily mounts to dorm room walls! Our Clear Wall File Pocket is perfect for medical and dental offices and other environments where information must be conveyed quickly and easily accessible. Documents remain visible while stored which is essential. On the other hand, hospitals need the darker colors to keep the information private and HIPAA compliant. Perfect for high-traffic areas, mount quickly to walls, doors, cabinets, or even machinery. They are durably constructed and will hold up to frequent use which is typical of busy environment. You can even stack additional Wall File Pockets to color code school or craft projects while keeping all materials organized and stored in one place. Proudly made in the USA by Americans who are blind.