Exerz Letter Trays 2pcs Stackable Paper Sorter/Desk Organiser/File Tray for Desk - Wire Mesh Metal File Rack - Office, School, Home Study (Light Pink)

While plastic A4 trays are very easy to find, these metal trays are definitely a step up. They are weightier, sturdier, and have a more professional look about them. The metal will take a bunch of weight without any buckling and you could confidently stack up six or eight of these trays.It’s neat that the four padded feet on each tray, which prevent the trays from sliding around on a desk, also double up as the nodules that prevent the trays from slipping around on top of each other. The top tray can slide forwards, but it can’t slide backwards or side-to-side.I got a pair of the aegean blue trays, choosing them as the only colour that looked a bit different from the norm, and I’m very happy with the choice. It’s a deep green-tinted blue that looks almost black from a distance and doesn’t clash with black stationery, but with a rich professional colour that gives a bit of character to it. The paintwork is nicely consistent and I think they look really smart.They’re also not that much more expensive than the plastic equivalents at time of writing, so if you’re setting up an office and the budget isn’t too tight, these are a little bit of a stationery treat.

As the time draws nearer for the kids to return to school, I am in the process of some major home organisation while it's the holidays, and I needed something where my daughter could keep her reading and homework books while at home, to keep on track of what has and hasn't been completed.I have started making a small command centre in my kitchen where I have added some storage to the walls, but I have placed these on the worktop underneath, and they are absolutely perfect for all the extra bits and books lying around.The trays stack onto each other without needing any other parts. The trays are sized nicely for A4 and downsized paperwork.All in all, they are simple but do the desired job well, keeping everything important in one place. They feel well made and are ideal for my needs in my home. Perfect for the home or office. I love them and I would definitely recommend these.

This set of two Exerz stackable letter/paper trays are made of metal with a solid base and mesh sides and look nice but it’s only when you look closer that you can see the faults that should have been spotted before packing. The first tray can’t be stacked as two corners of the runners are damaged so can only be used as the bottom of the pair. The second tray has a similar fault but it’s only slight. They can be stacked but the top tray is not very secure and can come adrift if knocked, spilling its contents. One of the rubber feet on the first tray has been attached haphazardly. The second tray has been hit on the base causing a dent that shows through to the top of the tray and it also has a bubbled surface. If I saw them in a pound shop I’d accept minor faults but for the price they’re selling I’d expect them to be perfect.

These two wire mesh letter trays are stackable and one sits neatly on top of the other. These come in bright colours and the two I received were turquoise, but you could pick different colours and mix and match, if you wanted two in trays and two out trays, or however you want to organise your work.In my office I have four trays and they are utterly over-burdened, so these would not be suitable. I'd end up pushing two much into the bottom tray and tipping them. As such, I have put these in my home office, which I tend to try to keep clear of clutter. As the trays are not fixed, I think they are best for smaller amounts of paperwork. However, they are attractive, they are robust and it would be easy to add to them.

These are attractive enough at first glance. However, they are pretty poorly designed.Although one can be balanced on top of the other, these are not truly stackable. There are no posts or risers, simply a groove on the bottom of each tray which enables it to be placed on top of the other one. This does not keep it in place, and I find myself continually needing to reposition the top tray every time I remove anything from either.If you intend to have them side by side, that will be fine, but the description does indicate that they are stackable, and I would say that is not strictly true in practice. Very disappointing.

These are not your usual flimsy plastic units but quality ridged metal mesh. The colour was nice. If I had one complaint I could have done with them being a bit deeper to take more paperwork but that is just because I hoard paperwork and not a fault of the product. They do stack on top of each other but they are not connected in any way. There is the plus of being able to take a single tray to another location to deal with it's contents but the disadvantage that you could knock one of the top, especially if you stacked more than the two you get in a single order.

This does what it says. My main issue and the reason for the stars loss, is down to the face that they don't seem to lock together, so the top one can slide forward and back, a tad annoying when it happens every time you try to take something out of the trays.Other than that, I can't fault the quality of the materials, and the colour is so pretty.

It's not the sturdiest design but pretty good and you'll keep paper in them so it doesn't have to be. The "lace design" makes it airy so doesn't suffocate the place. It's stackable and useful