Rapesco 0668 Multi-Part Project File, A4, Transparent with Coloured Dividers, Pack of 5

I needed to put several documents together for people to reference easily. These are perfect for the task.

Well made and so useful with the partitions

This is a very handy pack of folders. Each of the 5 sections comes with its own page grips and is divided with a plastic divider and tab. You can also see through the transparent plastic for ease of vision of documents. The spine also has a tab for showing contents. I use these all the time for work as they keep all my projects looking good and in one place. These are excellent quality for the money and are thoroughly designed for most paperwork.

A set of five sturdy plastic project files. Each file has five separate colour coded sections, divided by plastic file divider sheets.The file uses the same folding plastic prong system as standard plastic document wallets to hold the paperwork securely.Papers can be independently inserted in to each section, so that unlike ring binder files there is no need to flip the whole contents of the file from one ring to another to insert a page. Previously when using project files I have written on the card dividers - that isn't possible with these unless a label is stuck on.There is a pre-printed 1-5 numbered card insert in the cover to indicate what is in each part but a new sheet will be needed if the file is re-used.The obvious disadvantage with this is that your project has to have five sections for maximum use to be made of this file. The construction is such that individual sections can't be inserted or taken out.Like document wallets, the inner edge of the cover has a pocket containing a slip of paper which can be taken out and written on to indicate the contents. Getting the slip back in is always a challenge. It has Rapesco branding on the one side so has to be completely taken out to be written on.They are a good, space saving alternative to conventional ring binder files, though not a perfect solution.

These are decent quality project files. Each of the five different-coloured opaque dividers has a strong two-prong bar fastening to hold paperwork securely. The front page has a clear cover, with a contents page on the reverse. There’s also a full-length, slide-in label holder at the front for filing.I’ve found them to be more than robust, and they are Ideal for commercial, educational and domestic use.

This item is great for filing individual topic work/expense etc. Not only are there individual tabs but each tab has its own plastic 'fingers' to hold each sections papers. Ingenious idea in my opinion.The files themselves are strong and sturdy and I can see them being capable of being used again and again.Definitely recommend this product from Rapesco.

At work I quite often use the kind of file this is based upon – the ones with a plastic strip near the spine, where you turn both edges of the strip upwards and feed your hole-punched paper onto it – but I have never seen anything like this before. The best way I can describe it is to ask you to imagine one such file opened out, with another different colour file (minus the front cover) glued into the centre, then that again three more times. The edges of each part are then turned into index tabs. The inside of the front cover is a plastic sleeve that opens onto the centre, and there is an A4 printed index template for you to fill out, as well as a pocket for a removable front-cover "spine" card.If you're going for simplicity in your document, maybe this isn't going to be your first choice, but if you do need to present a set of documents in one file, this could well be a stoke of genius. The sections are different colours (red, green, yellow, clear and blue), and the tabs stick out far enough that A4 paper will not overlap them. It's thinner than you would think given the five sets of bindings. It looks good as a file and if you are presenting a report to someone – and especially if that report is divided into five sections – then it actually looks as if you have put serious thought into the choice of folder. I know I'd be impressed to receive it. And I know I can put these files to good use.

I hate the smooth texture of the plastic used. It feels cheap.I suppose they're functional. They're adequate. Nothing special.It's just massively fiddly.