Innovative Storage Designs Stackable Letter Trays, Black, Pack Of 6

Every spring, I try to tackle one more space or surface. This year it was my desk. Now, piles of paper have a proper place that is now labeled. It's almost a pleasure to tackle a task because everything needed is now in one place. The trays fit snug, and the stack stays upright.

I have had these same file trays in various offices over the years. They are simple but sturdy black file trays that stack fairly easily once you get the grooves matched up. I needed help at home to keep important mail as well as personal cards and letters for birthdays - I cannot throw them away. Anyway, I'm on the way to getting a huge stack of papers and cards sorted and organized after staring at the growing stack day after day and being stressed by it. With everything online now, most of this information can be retrieved, so there's no need for a hard copy. My shredder takes care of what can be destroyed for safety of personal information. I was fortunate that the trays were well packed and none got damaged in shipment, unlike some reviews I read. I would buy these again, but six will probably be sufficient for years to come.

This is a great product. Unlike some stacking trays it is a true square fit not rounded and hard to line up. It is eye pleasing and eases clutter with little space and stackability for lots of paper and organization.

Arrived on time, no cracks or scratches! Made well (they’re plastic! They should be!). Snap together easily. Pleased with the product.

It works exactly as expected. Sturdier than I predicted. I keep spiral notebooks in this and it does the job. great price too.

Sturdy, easy to assemble, and you can fit a lot on it. Some buyers have mentioned there being no flat bottom (feet, or rather, the parts where you push into the slits to stack them). An easy DIY solution to it sliding or damaging your table is to get a roll of gripping, foamy-rubbery anti-slip mats [that nobody can ever seem to remember the name of] and cut to size if need be. (These can be found on Amazon, in the furniture or kitchen isle of a store, even in a dollar store.) Shortly after buying myself this, I found an older, but identical set for free in a yard. It was cracked from long exposure to the sun, so a handy tip (like most plastic) is to not keep it in strong direct sunlight. Overall, I am very happy with this product. It supports a lot of stuff without even being rocky, the plastic feels thick and durable in most places, air can flow through the back, it's easy to assemble, it's easy to dust, and each shelf can hold notebooks up to about 1,500 - 2,000 pages total.

Very good product and price is right

To be honest, I was concerned they might be flimsier, and I was prepared to hold them together with double-sided tape, and then tape them to the table. Nevertheless, I haven't needed any tape. They work fine, I use them to organize papers in my classroom, and I'm no longer rifling through a paper pile to find notes I just had an hour ago. I was a little concerned by reviews saying that they bow if you put too much weight on them. Yet, for paper, they're fine. Sure, if you put a textbook on them they'll bow, but for books, you should get a bookshelf made out of wood. Anyway, so far, so good.