Smead Steel Hanging File Folder Frame, Letter Size, Gray, 2 per Pack (64870)

This is too narrow for a standard UK filling cabinet. Will not fit foolscap files. The width is a little bigger than A4. Trying to find suspension files that size. Couldn't find a similar thing in the UK so sizing may be a UK/USA issue rather than a general problem. Delivery was faster than expected and no issues with quality.

very sturdy. Will recommend to buy this.

I was concerned that the side bars would be hard to trim after reading the other reviews. However, because this was the most solid-looking frame for such a good price, I bought it anyway. Happy to report that I (a 5'-2", 105-lb woman) was able to trim the pieces, by myself, with nothing other than a pliers. It took about two minutes to get the hang of it (and to find a better pliers) but once I did, all four side bars were a piece of cake. From the time I opened the box to the time both frames were in the file cabinet: less than ten minutes. Here's the trick: Sit on a rug so you don't scrape your floor by accident with the metal bars, which do have rough edges. Hold the bar on the floor with one hand and grip the pliers (at the location you want to bend) with the other, and force it to bend once. If you can bend it along the scored line with the pliers once, you can bend it a few more times just with your hands and it will snap easily. At first it seemed like it wouldn't work, and then all of a sudden it did. Don't give up!

Works great

I had none of the problems some of the other reviewers talked about. First, if you don't know how to break these off to fit then ask somebody for help. Don't bend it up because that will only a) weaken the supports, and b) make it harder to assemble. For assembly, lay the legs on a flat, raised surface (like a desk or table) and position one side piece at a time into the grooves and tighten down the screw. Then move onto the other side. After both side pieces are attached to one leg stand it up (as it would sit in your drawer) and slide the other leg on and tighten the screws.I really don't understand people. If you do not have the knowledge it requires to adjust and assemble something it's not the manufacturer's fault.In order to adjust mine to 25" I put the side rails in a vise and lined up the mark. Then I took lineman's and grabbed it straight from the end. It took very little effort to bend and break off the excess.To address one other concerns....The rails were a little dirty when I took them out of the box. But unlike another reviewer here I did not have to wipe it down with wet paper towels then wash my hands multiple times during assembly installation.The product does seem sturdy enough for a moderate amount of files. However, I don't know that I would want to stuff a drawer completely full of files using these. It could cause the side rails to warp or snap off where it attaches to the legs. With that said, keep in mind that we are talking about very deep drawers that can hold a lot of stuff. I'm not sure if any other product would hold up to a drawer stuffed full, either.

Economical, assembling is not easy.