C.R. Gibson Stained Birch Wood, Letter Tray by Markings, Measures 10.5" W x 12.25" L x 2.75" H - Mahogany

I love this, we have FIOS and the router kept falling over and wires were disconnecting, and it was a total nuisancemy router has lived in this rock since I bought this rack, and it is perfect.I now want another to hold a usb backup drive, and there are no more.if it comes back available again, I would order two more just to be sure.

I got tired of the device clutter next to my favorite chair. I have an iPad, Kindle, and usually a hardcover book, all competing for space on a side table (along with a coffee cup, 3 remotes, misc. pens, etc.). I corralled the remotes in a basket, but stacking books and tablets is annoying because the one I wanted to use was always on the bottom of the pile.This letter holder is a perfect solution. Now I can store the devices upright, with easy access to all. The slots are wide enough that it can hold a typical hardback in one, and my two devices in the other. Being made of fairly thick wood, it should hold up for a long time even with a lot of use.

I needed a magazine holder for my bathroom and didn't want to spend too much on it. I came across this product and purchased it based on the reviews. It looks very elegant and is nicely made. It is also very light weight as the wood used to make it is fairly thin (I think priced around $15 would make this an ideal purchase anything over is getting to steep). As other reviewers have stated you can probably fit 7-9 standard magazines in it or 4-6 thicker magazines. Was a great purchase and I would definitely buy this product again.

I bought these to do a corner type book shelf. Bought two to start off with. That being said: Quality: The wood is cheap, the bottoms are very thin and it is not flush with the edges. Price: they were the cheapest ones I could find made out of wood. Look: This is where they really get their stars since they look great. Long as you don't touch/handle them in anyway they are great. I have them in opposite corners of a window and they look great as makeshift book shelves (they are sideways allowing them to hold books inside and on top.) Would I buy them again? Not for the purpose I bought them for, but they are okay.

I was worried about paying $20 for a letter tray, but I'm very satisfied with this purchase.The letter tray fits into the corner of my desk and doesn't slide around. It looks very elegant and seems to be of higher quality than expected for $20. The leather seems genuine, and the stitching is not done poorly. The inside is a velvet, but that too seems like it will hold up for a long time. It fits my mail and 9 1/2" x 11" papers with some room to spare widthwise.

Pros:It will hold your mailLooks nice (when empty)Feels sturdyHas a felt bottom that keeps it from sliding or scratchingCons:It's way too short to be a letter holder and make use of the divider between the two sections. A standard envelope's height (the small side) is taller than the center divider. So you can't easily tell where the divider is and it may as well be all in one slot. They also block the back part of the holder, so when there is mail in it, you can only see the front. If you get larger envelopes or magazines, they will fold over the holder.

I debated on several styles of "organizer/holder" for our kitchen counter. We have our main house phone on this counter and for some reason this area has become the dumping ground for mail, loose change, pens, etc. I wanted something to sit by our phone so that my family could at least contain the clutter lol. I chose this one for price and looks. I thought it would fit our style better and I was right. It looks nice on my counter and it's now holding all sorts of things from ink pens & mail to a small flash light lol. It's not made from a heavy wood so I don't know how long it will last but for right now it's working beautifully!

This holds at least eight magazines (of Cosmo-thickness) or double that number (of US weekly magazines), is incredibly elegant (even if you're holding gossip magazines in it!) and looks good on just about any bookcase. I've purchased two of these and put them right next two each other - and they look fantastic as a set (not just as a single). For the price ($20 to $25 - depending on the week) you really can't beat this; I've seen cheaper plastic magazine holders for the same price as this beautiful mahogany model.

Yo lo adquirí para poner mis paletas de sombras y me caben 7 sin problemas además de que les da buena vista. Recomendado.