Marbrasse Paper Letter Tray Organizer - 6 Tier Mesh File Organizer with Handle, Paper Sorter Organizer for Letter/A4 Office File Folder Holder (Mesh File Organizer - Silver)

paid $18+ tax as it was on “sale” and had a $2 off coupon. Overall, this works perfectly in my classroom! It came package well, nothing was bent or damaged, all screws and the double sided screwdriver were included along with 2 anchors and 4 extra screws. The picture has nearly 500-600 sheets of construction paper & I’ve since added an additional 250 sheets plus a 50 pack of Manila paper. There’s still room for several more packages. Three shelves screw in and three move (see pictures). However, the movable shelves do NOT slip out easily. I switched two so they both be tighter. It’s easy to assemble & use. It’s not heavy when empty. I picked it up by the handles when it was full & I was very careful not to lean it in a way that the shelves could move forward (not that I think these will as they are pretty tight in there). I took a star away because one hinge was way tighter than the rest and there is a gap at the back of each shelf because the shelves are about 1/4 inch short (see photo) from front to back. It was a little wobbly before adding paper but now it’s sturdy when full of paper. Now when my 1st graders want a specific color I can easily get them what they want. No more wasting class time going through a package to find what they need. It took about an hour of my personal time to sort all the construction paper by color. I’m sure I could use it for something else but it’s meant to organize papers. Totally worth it & I’d recommend it to other teachers!

The package included a three-part hinged assembly (A in the attached drawing), and three each of two different types of shelves ( See B and C). However, you can't really see from the instructions what is the difference between the two types of shelves.Step 1 says to insert a tray(shelf) along the card slot. But they don't say which type of shelf to use. Or which card slot to use. The picture shows it being mounted at the bottom of Assembly A, but how hard would it have been to say insert it on the bottom?Step 2 says to insert "Layer 1 and layer 3" same as shown in Step 1 But the picture only shows one additional shelf installed at the very top.Turns out one set of shelves has a bar running along the underside into which the included screws are inserted. The other set of shelves are completely flat and simply slide into slots 2, 4, and 5.It can all be figured out, but 5 extra minutes with the instructions would have made them much better.

When you first take the unassembled piece out of the box it like it's gonna be long time putting together. It's in two plastic bags and the screws are in a small sealed bag. When removed from the plastic bag the frame folds out and is the sides and back. There are 5 shelves and the top shelf, middle shelf and bottom shelf has screws. Once these shelves are put in with the screws the second and fourth shelf slide in their spots. And it's done and is very sturdy. I'm gonna use it in my home office like these type shelves are used in business offices. Pricewise it is four bucks a shelf. Great deal!!!

This was a perfect find for me. I needed larger space between the shelves. These have a little less than 2 1/2 inches, which is bigger than some of the other models. It seems sturdy and the handles are a nice option. The price was great. Assembly ended up being easy, one I used logic instead of the instructions. Instructions were worthless. If you've never put anything together you'll probably need help, but if you've put basic things together, you'll probably be able to assemble it easily. Overall, I recommend it.

Love that it was easy to put together and you don’t have to think about it again. Definitely better than the stackable with the little plastic pins that come apart every time you move them.