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   davamoore | Oct 26, 2002 12:06am | #1

   Bill, Rockler (http://www.rockler.com) sells them.  I'd give a product number (I just did a quick look at their print catalog), but they have a variety of solutions.

   David

   Look, I made a hat -- Where there never was a hat!

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   billballeza | Oct 26, 2002 12:11am | #2

   Thank you, thank you, thank you! Going to the sight now.

   bill

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   LD | Oct 26, 2002 07:25pm | #3

   I bought some at Wally World.  Free standing, not the best, but they work well.

   Dave

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   gweisenburge | Oct 26, 2002 08:42pm | #4

   Bill,

   Those above told you where to buy file hanging hardware, but here's another tip for neat, Pendaflex file hangers:

   For letter size files, make your file drawer's inside width 12 1/4-inches, (or depth, on lateral file drawers), and make the inside height 9 1/8-inch minimum. Then attach a 1/8 by 1-inch aluminum flat bar to the inside, with at least 1/4-inch of the bar exposed above the drawer's top edge. For legal size files, increase the width/depth to 15 1/4-inches. To attach the flat bar, you'll have to drill and countersink it for flat head screws, and you'll need only one screw at each end and one in the middle, or more for drawers that more than 24-inches wide/deep.

   If I can, I like to make the drawers wider/deeper and add a divider on which I attach one of the aluminum hangers. This leaves a space to neatly store unused folders. 

   I hope this helps.

   Gary 

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   billballeza | Oct 28, 2002 10:58pm | #5

   Gary, thanks for the tip. Unfortunately, I had already made the drawers and was seeking the most expedient (I'm lazy) way to get my files in. I do admire your type of enterprise. Thanks again.