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I am in the UK.
Sounds silly but I am looking for a good way to store my A4 computer paper. I have got several reams of different types of paper. However at any one time I might need only a few sheets of one type such as high quality letter paper. (a) I could store the still-wrapped reams ontop of one another but then I end up crumpling the sheets when I try and slide them out. (b) I could put the wrapped reams into stacking letter trays like this http://www.viking-direct.co.uk/pictu...T1BE_sk_lg.jpg However, after a week or two the paper gets dusty and needs dusting down. Ugghhh. (c) I have seen offices use similar trays to (b) but this time they putt about 50 sheets of paper in each tray. (EG, they would have letterhead paper, follow-on sheets, plain sheets, etc). http://www.viking-direct.co.uk/pictu...0-be_sk_lg.jpg However, I am not using all me paper quite so fast so 50 sheets of a special type might sit there for ages. It sounds silly, but what is a good way to store paper? |
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