👉 excelent, very good material and very easy to used by my child.

I purchased these 6-pocket clear Acrylic Wall File Holders for my wife's new beauty parlour. She's using them to keep her workspace tidy and organised. The clear acrylic design adds a touch of elegance, and they're sturdy enough to withstand daily use. They're convenient for storing paperwork, folders, and magazines, and sorting incoming and outgoing mail. The package includes six wall pockets with mounting screws, which she can arrange as needed. These organisers have made her beauty parlour more organised and professional.

In this pack you get six very well constructed acrylic A4 (portrait mode) holders. The acrylic material is literally crystal clear and very well formed, with no rough edges etc. The holders are not flimsy at all and feel like top quality. With each holder you get a pair of screws along with wallplugs - although I felt that the screws were a little too long for my purposes, but it's easy to use shorter screws should you wish to.Fixing the acrylic holders is very simple indeed. There are the two main screw holes close to the top of the holders which have the familiar 'keyhole' shaped holes so that you can fix the screws into position and then hang the holders by placing them over the screw heads and pulling down slightly to secure the holder into position. There are also other traditional round screw holes should you wish to secure the holders more firmly, but I suspect that most people would just use the two upper screw holes to hang the holders onto.I often have sheets of paper and booklets lying around the house/office and these holders are a great way to store them more neatly and yet still be readily accessible.The holders work out at a cost of around £6 each which I think is a fair price for an acrylic product of this type and quality.

I really liked this product because they are made of a strong plastic you get 6 in a set and they have screws with them so you can fix them to the wall. I think that's really good. However I was hoping to be able to put some of them on my desk and some on my wall but they don't seem to stand up on there own on the desk. That is my fault for not looking properly.So what I have done is put some of them on my wall in the kitchen so we can have one for letters that need to be opened then everyone knows where the post is. One will be for appointment letters and important documents.I will use the others for organising my diamond art.I like that you can use them in any room and for any reason the possibilities are endless.I will be getting another set for mu relative to use in their office .Would recommend for anyone that wants to have organisation in their homes.

The magazine holders look smart and are solid enough to take anything you’d want to put in them. Whilst stylish enough to possibly be mounted on a wall in a living space, I see their main use in a study or home office.There are six holders in a pack, although you might not want to use all six in the same place. Being individual, they allow for flexibility. They are designed for wall mounting, and will not stand freely because of their sloping base.There are no instructions supplied, but the holders are easily fitted to the wall via two ‘keyhole’ shape mounting holes on the back, which allow the holder to be easily removed if required.Hold the holder level against the wall and mark the wall through the centre of the two fixing holes. Drill holes where the marks are, then insert the fixings and screws. Enough of the screw should be left sticking out (about the thickness of the holder) so that the holder can be lifted over the screws and dropped into place without it being too loose on the wall. Tighten the screws afterwards if necessary, but do not overtighten.Note – each holder is individually wrapped in a polythene bag. Each holder has two screws and fixings, wrapped in polythene and sellotaped to the inside bottom of the holder. It’s possible that when you remove the polythene bag, the screws may have become stuck to the bag. Check the bag if you can’t find the screws!