Mind Reader Vertical File Storage, Desktop Organizer, Hanging Files, Office, Metal Mesh, 12.25" L x 5.5" W x 10" H, White...

This is great for storing onions in the pantry. It allows them to breathe and keeps them fresh longer. This is a great size because the larger onions fit as well as smaller ones.

This product sits right on my desk with my go to files in them these files if not any files always touch my hands at the end of the day. It's durable and can hold a lot of files and it was great for the price count ask for more. I would recommend this product with confidence.

This does exactly what it says on the tin: its a vertical desk bin for hanging file folders. This is correctly sized for folders that hold 8.5x11 paper. The only negative I found was that one of the wires wasnt correctly soldered down, so I had a slightly pokey bit sticking out. Fixed with a pair of needle nose pliers.

I got two. I gave one to my friend. They are great for isolating and organizing current paperwork. Makes keeping track of upcoming important stuff.

I've used various calendars over the years including Filofax, erasable wall calenders, book desk calendars, standard paper calendars to be hung. Each one has pros and cons, but none has been everything I wanted or been able to handle bits of paper I had to hang onto for various reasons. Then one night when I had been thinking about this I wondered if hanging file folders might work. What would they go in? I wanted something small, attractive that would hold such folders but I also insisted it have closed-in side so nothing I put in there could slip out. I wasn't sure exactly what it would be so I began browsing. Most of what I saw was plastic and dark. Do-able but was there anything else? Then I came across this. I liked the open framework and the fact that it is both metal, meaning it is much sturdier than the plastic ones, and painted white (which matches my home). I promptly brought in one black and twelve green handing file folders, the green ones labled them by month, and the black one in front labeled "Current." Now I just put pages, notes, PostIts and other ephemera in each folder for the correct month and note them on a calendar-like piece of paper so I can easily check what is going on for each month. So far it is working for me perfectly. The metal lets the folders slide neatly and cleaning and everything stays housed. I never misplace essential notes. I am always organized to the hilt with minimal effort. This, holder has become the perfect "calendar" for me.