Storing computer paper [off-topic]

[Bob Eager]

That's exactly what I use...the Bisley one at about 100 quid.

I inherited mine from my father...!

[Iridium]

He's just a troll dude, his job or whatever varies depending on what group he posts in. He also claims to sell car parts sometimes... Just ignore him, he really has nothing better to do with his 'life'.

[Roly]

I have a very similar issue where I use a variety of specialist labels, each of them on A4 sheets. I only need to use then occasionally, but need them always to hand.

I made up some 3mm sheets of MDF with wooden battens on edge around three of the sides. An appropriate number of those units can be made for all the different types and they can be stacked very neatly.

I made some 'drawers' deep enough to hold an entire ream, while others only hold 50 sheets or less.

[Zak]

I am the OP. I guess it's a trick question if you don't read it properly! :-)

Check once again about why more than one needs to be open at the same time.

Are you serious about "any way" because that would include standing the ream on its long or short edge.

Are you trolling with such answers?

[emekadavid]

[Zak]

After all the suggestions (thank you) the winner is something like one of these expanding files ...

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different to what I had been thinking but actually quite effective.

[SirBenjamin]

Pffft!

Thes are better although I dont pay their prices

[SirBenjamin]

By the way if you would have waited till next thursday..Lidl are doing a stationary promotiion... A4 size pkt of of two for 2.99GBP

[Bob Eager]

Most of their promotions don't move around much. Until they're purchased anyway.

[Andy Hall]

I'm moved at hearing that...

[Tx2]

Yes, after all that, it was a silly question.