Supeasy 5 Trays Paper Organizer Letter Tray with Handle-Mesh Desk File Organizer, Paper Sorter Desk Organizer for Office, Home or School

This file is sturdy! It comes in pieces, but is easy to put together. All the tools and parts are right there. Take it into work in the package to put together so you don’t have to carry a full file into the office. Very nice!

Easy to assemble. Sturdy. Attractive.

The media could not be loaded. Super cute and perfect for my kindergarten classroom! As someone who does not like building stuff, this was really easy to install (probably 10 minuets).

Good product. Would have liked it to be a bit more sturdy but it works for my needs and for the price. It fits in my space on my desk. The color is great. It breaks up all the bland colors in the office and the most important thing…no one is going to take it! 🤪

As I began to put this paper organizer tray together, I noticed a screwdriver in the packaging! While I think everyone should have their own basic tools, I didn't have to try to find my own! A very pleasant surprise! And of course, it was very easy to put together. Now, I need to spend the time to get organized! And now, I just discovered the screwdriver has dual functions-- it's a phillips and a flat! Yes, it doesn't take much to make me happy.

Great file holder. No issues. Lower price than local office stores. Very sturdy and able to insert and remove files/paperwork with ease.

I wasn't sure about this when I purchased it, but im glad that I ordered it! Its sturdy, has some weight to it, and feels durable. I also love that the 3 trays are removable in the middle! This is something I would purchase again if I need another one in the future!

Plenty of shelves to help me keep the computer desk top clear of clutter and facilitate having things organized more conveniently than before.Easy to figure out despite the emphasis on pictorials--they did included some terse printed clues for each stage. Extra screw(:s) if you needed them as well.Insert each screw individually and after you can feel that it is working itself in, apply a little more pressure and use more leverage as it screws into the hole until it fits nice and snug.Step 9 it states to insert the rubber pads. They are thick and stiff and if I had attempted to merely push them on with brute force, I not sure my fingernails would have survived. The included screwdriver, however, was small enough that I worked its shaft into the cut out hole/slit rolling it back in forth until the slit expanded enough so I could sufficiently slip it over the underside edge on the R & L sides at the bottom. Install them close to each side so the screwdriver's handle doesn't angle offside and cause the pads to pop off. With a quick push against the protector pads as they expanded from the screwdriver push, I extracted the screwdriver (have the screwdriver handle extended past both sides of the bottom shelf as you work to get the pads on) or you won't be able to keep screwdriver shaft lying flat and prevent the pad from popping off.