#1: FIle Holders & Literature Display Racks

Wall Mount File Racks & Literature Holders

Wall mount file racks to fit a variety of literature and file folders, repair orders, work orders, invoices, clip boards, magazines. These all metal wall mount file holders feature a durable powder coat finish which is available in 12 attractive colors. Available to fit standard paper sizes, special form sizes, magazines and tickets. See our Letter & Legal File Folder Racks Special File Racks & Literature Holders, Repair Order Key-Hook Racks, or Clipboard & Literature Racks

Made in the USA

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Also see OAK Magazine Racks & Displays

Racks are available in the following colors
Gray is standard

Due to differences in monitors, settings, etc. colors are
approximations only, actual color may vary from above samples.

The overall rack dimensions height (A), width (B) and depth (C) are important when considering the space required for mounting on your wall.

The pocket width (D) is the maximum width card that can fit into the pocket.

The exposure (E) of most racks is 3/4 to 1 inch. This is the distance between one pocket and the next pocket. Once the card height exceeds the pocket depth by the amount of the rack's exposure, a taller card will gain no increased exposure. For example the numbers 1, 2 and 3 appear on the bottom card but only the number 1 appears on the cards above it. Given a 7.00" card and a 3.875" pocket depth, 3.125" of the bottom card is exposed (H) but only the top 1.00" of the other cards is exposed, due to the racks exposure of 1.00". Putting cards in only every other pocket gives double the exposure as indicated by the top three sample cards placed.

When choosing the pocket depth (F), be sure the pertinent card information for retrieval will be exposed. Ideally, your card height should equal the pocket depth + rack exposure + 1/4". Card height MUST exceed pocket depth by at least 1/2" or you will have trouble removing the card once it's inserted.

Pocket thickness (G) should be considered when using a rack for a special purpose other than single paper items, such as brochure storage, etc. Most time card racks have a pocket thickness of 1/4" or less while file folder racks have a pocket thickness up to a 1/2" or more. Furthermore, time card rack slots are fixed, while multi-purpose rack pockets float allowing thicker items be placed in some pockets while limiting use of neighboring pockets.