Hippo Creation Heavy Duty Storage Pocket Chart for Classroom, 10 Pocket Storage Organizer with 6 Over-Door Hangers, Hanging Wall Organizer for File Folders, School Mailbox, Home Office Papers - Black
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Color: Black - 2 Pack (10 Pockets)
Features
- Hippo Creation's Heavy Duty Storage Pocket Charts: These pocket chart for classroom keep your stationary, scrapbooking paper, cardstock, mail, paperwork, homework, bills and magazines together neatly. Staying organized has never been easier.
- Storage Size: Each black pocket chart measures 14Wx 28L, while each pocket is 13Wx7L. Store 8"x11" paper and regular size folders. Does not fit legal sized paper or folders. Folders not included.
- 6 Over The Door Hangers: Sturdy door hangers allow this file organizer to hold up to 300 sheets of new A4 paper. Fits most common hou+I6sehold doors and can be used as a classroom mailbox. Easy to hang up on a wall or a door.
- Quality Materials: Our durable pocket charts are made of Nylon. Sturdy grommets and stainless steel door hangers make this product a top teacher organization tool. Tidy up your office today with this amazing wall hanging file folder organizer.
- Wall File Organizer: Our hanging file organizer has been thoughtfully designed for quick & easy access. Unlike other pocket charts, ours is made of thick, sturdy material (not flimsy) that stays flat against a wall or door.
Color: Black - 2 Pack (10 Pockets)
Material: Nylon
Product Dimensions: 1.02"L x 12.48"W x 14.45"H
Item Weight: 1.1 Pounds
Brand: Hippo Creation
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 1.02"L x 12.48"W x 14.45"H
Item Weight: 1.1 Pounds
Unit Count: 2 Count
Capacity: 300 load
Color: Black - 2 Pack (10 Pockets)
Finish Types: black
Material Type: Nylon
Brand Name: Hippo Creation
Manufacturer: Hippo Creation
UPC: 191869485050
Item Type Name: Pocket Chart
Included Components: Door Hangers
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Color: Black - (30 Name Tag Pockets)
This is great. I wish I could find a file folder paper holder that is vertical and a calendar of 5-7 columns with 5-7 rows for my work wall, but this is the best I could find to suit my needs. I use it every day and it is good quality. My only negative comment about this product is that the hanging “hooks” make no sense. They are made with “v”s on one side and big squares to hang over a door on the other. The v’s don’t stay on the organizer so I needed to volley them backward and forward and use pliers to tighten them so they stay on the organizer. I also don’t understand what door they would or could hang on since doors are like 36” wide and this is much wider than a door. I don’t think a curtain rod would be strong enough. I am using a photo backdrop stand to hold this up as a sort of cubicle in my den, in front of my desk. It’s holding fine with my alterations to the hook thingees. My recommendation would be to make the v parts into squared off like the other side of the hooks. Then the unit could hold itself sturdy, staying inside the grommets. If the seller makes these, I’d love to request making a totally clear plastic calendar similar to this that can hold 8.5x11 papers for each day of the week throughout the whole month. I’d order it immediately! Think of it like the XL shoe organizers with thinner pockets to hold paper, but also like a calendar. 7 columns x7 rows would be perfect. I think teachers and office workers and managers would all buy it because it’s got spaces for each day and it’s clear to see the pages inside the pockets. It could be used in rec centers as a calendar as I’ve created one for that before with a white board as well. Insert flyers or agendas or to do lists. Everyone needs a really beefy pocket calendar!!! I already wrote your ad copy :) That’ll be $200 lol
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Reviewed in the United States on July 8, 2021 by Kristen Pflibsen
Color: Black - (10 Name Tag Pockets)
If anyone loves organization, it’s me. This is perfect for all of our construction paper. I’ve been moving it around and it’s nice for it to have a home. The pockets are deep and the paper fits so nicely. I love that they aren’t hanging over. It’s looks very nice and organized. I’m not sure about the hooks as it made the door harder to close and I’m afraid will scrape up the door. Overall I’m happy with it and would purchase again.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 31, 2026 by Kirby
Color: Black - (20 Pockets)
Used these in classrooms. Good quality. I also got plastic/vinyl folders for durability. Used for individuals paperwork, easy for students and parents to empty daily. Good organizational tool.
Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2025 by Auntie L
Color: Black - (20 Pockets)
I use this Pocket Storage for my mail and just sort it into that on the back of my kitchen door. It keeps my kitchen table and island clear of clutter and sturdy enough to collect months of bills, notices etc. It can work for you beyond the classroom. Great for a home office
Reviewed in the United States on January 22, 2026 by Eileen C
Color: Black - (20 Name Tag Pockets)
I would’ve given this a 5 star review, but one of them came and was missing 2 metal hooks to hang it up. I didn’t realize it until quite awhile after the purchase. They are very sturdy and nice! I did notice that dirt and dust cling to them a lot. Just from hanging one of them up, it had finger prints all over it. I couldn’t hang the other one up since I have to go get hooks for it. Overall they will be nice additions to my classroom.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 6, 2021 by Gabrielle
Color: Black - (10 Name Tag Pockets)
This product was great! I’m able to organize my files up top while putting stuff for the kids towards the bottom for easy access. This saves so much space and it’s reduced so much clutter!
Reviewed in the United States on March 6, 2026 by Di
Color: Black - (30 Name Tag Pockets)
This is perfect for children’s mailboxes where they can put drawings, and it is also perfect for newsletters and information for families. The product is very sturdy. For a classroom with limited space, I highly recommend this.
Reviewed in the United States on August 31, 2025 by Teacher
Color: Black - (30 Name Tag Pockets)
Exceeded my expectations. Heavy duty and has over the door hangers included which also works on a laundry rack for more portable positioning. It works great in my classroom!!
Reviewed in the United States on August 20, 2025 by Laura Whittier