Desk Organizer Tray - Letter Tray in Black Metal Mesh for Organizing Files, Papers, Bills, Folders, Letters, Binders, and More. Desktop Paper Rack for Home, Office, or School (5 Tier)

Great

Love this so much that I bought 3 more! Use each shelf to hold color copy paper, worksheet divided into days of week, and projects! As a classroom volunteer and retired teacher, I know that this kind of organizer is a MUST!

I rarely write reviews but three minutes out of the box and I knew this was absolute garbage. Looks so cool on the pics but don’t let it fool you. You have to assemble each wall and shelf. The top is secured by two screws, the back is secured by two screws and that’s it. All it takes is a small warping in the mesh walls or shelves and it won’t fit in the crappy tracks. I didn’t even finish putting it together. I planned to put printer paper on it and I promise this thing would probably collapse under its own weight let alone with a load on it. If I could rate negative stars it would be in the minus 200 to try to offset people that gave a positive review. I wouldn’t let someone I hate purchase this

This product is well made; it provides flexibility for various sizes of documents; the mesh promotes easy location of folders. The biggest selling point for me was "flexibility of uses"

Great organizational peice but wish the slots didn't slide as much

Love it so much more than plastic

I like how lightweight it is and the frame is very sturdy. Thats all I like about it.What I dont like:Trays slide out so easily just taking something off a tray can pull the tray completely out.Trays are very weak, and any weight bows them and things slide to the middle.Trays are too wide, it could be an inch and half narrower and it would be way more sturdy.As I said it suits my purposes, so not disappointed, just not thrilled with it.

This is a nice organizer. I like the mesh office products. This is compact and fits nicely on a bookshelf, yet it has five shelves for separating documents. I found one odd thing about this item though it does not hinder it's use. There are two screws that secure the framework. They protrude beyond the framework and just "stick out." They really are not an issue because the are at the back of the upper shelf, inside, at the top. No hands are ever that far back and thus far, I have not filled the shelf to capacity for them to interfere with paperwork. I just found it odd that there was not a cap, nut or the screw didn't get buried within the metal.