Product Description

The Vaultz A to Z CD File Guides are a great way to organize your CD Library. Handy guides make music and data easy to find. Alphabetically organized index rows allow for storage of CDs while in their jewel cases, sleeves, or folders. Made of a heavy, water-resistant card-stock, the A to Z File Guides are durable, and work great in conjunction with Vaultz CD File Folders . The guides feature a staggered letter position for easy viewing.

Product Details

• Color: Black
• Brand: Vaultz
• Model: VZ01176
• Number of items: 1
• Dimensions: 6.50" h x 5.00" w x .75" l, .50 pounds

Features

• Great for organizing CD library
• Work well with Vaultz CD File Folders
• Alphabetical index
• Heavy-duty card stock
• Staggered letter position

Customer Reviews

Don't be mislead by the title, these are indeed 5" guides
Not much to review on these, they're a light cardboard divider and black. They are exactly 5" wide (not 5 1/2"), 5 1/2" tall with another 1/4" for the tab for an overall height of 5 3/4". I use these with discs stored in paper sleeves and they work well, since the tabs stand nice and tall over the sleeves and still fit standing up in my snap lock cases. I'm buying more to organize other collections.

The only thing I dislike about them, is there are only two tab positions, so in a case with a lot of these and several empty sections in a row, you won't be able to read the tabs. Just a minor nit really.

good but could be better
I know these are $5 but hey...

Ok, I have my cd's in cd sleeves. The caselogic clear sleeves with the disc in one side and the artwork in the other side. I stack these sleeves facing up (where you could drop the cd down into the sleeve. Stupidly enough, the dividers are not tall enough. The sleeves cut into about half of the letter! I turned the sleeves on their sides so that the dividers are much higher than the sleeves so now they stand out. The letters could also be bigger. And, yes they are made of glossy cardboard. Under frequent use, they could get a little frayed and bent, creased, ripped.

However, there are not many options around for these. For the $ they are the best around. They also include dividers that say "Music, Video, Games, etc". I would buy them again knowing that i need to be delicate when sorting.

Useless
Like others I received a stack of file guides that were all stuck together and could not be separated without damage. There were useless.