Support system for filing computer paper

Abstract

This invention relates to an improved suspension system for filing computer paper vertically in a file drawer or cabinet. A bundle of a desired number of sheets of paper may be filed using a system having a pair of assemblies, each of which has two members to engage the upper corners of the sheets of paper. The first member of each assembly has a flat panel-like portion which extends at an upper corner thereof to define a downwardly open hook and three vertically spaced horizontally extending prongs. The second member is flat and rectangular shaped and has three vertically spaced apertures which mate to receive the three prongs therethrough. The prongs of each first member are inserted through the upper three holes along one side of the computer paper, and the second member is then located on the prongs. This is repeated on the other side with the other assembly to hold the sheets of paper in a single bundle. The bundle is then located in the filing drawer and the outwardly projecting hook portions engage horizontal support bars to suspend the sheets of paper in the storage space. Sheets of paper may be added to or taken from any bundle in the drawer merely by easily manually removing the second member from each assembly and then replacing them after the sheets have been added or taken away. This system is very easy to use and extremely inexpensive to manufacture and the components are standard and interchangeable. In one embodiment, additional second members may be used to add more sheets to any bundle without separating the original members.

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