5 Tier - Plastic Desk Letter Organizer Trays, Stackable Office Desktop Document Paper Storage, Front Load File Holder, Portrait

It took me a little bit to figure out how it worked. They were all nested together, something I've never seen in desk trays before, but it's quite clever. If you need to store them the height can be greatly reduced by nesting them. The sides slope out just enough to make that work. Could use a little instruction sheet about how to stack them, as it took me a little bit to figure out, but it's simple & useful: There is a large slot & a tiny slot at each front corner. Unstack the nest & move each tray rearward about 1/4" & the feet set into a hole on the lower tray. Clever, & results in just a little set-back of each tray, which aids access.

Love these. It was so hard to find front loading, sturdy stacking organizers. Even though they are plastic, do feel like that are sturdy and not as cheap as I've had/seen before. Was so sad that there was only one set in stock!! I really like that there is room on the front of each tray to place a label. Exactly what I needed for the small space I'm in. I'll definitely be ordering more.

When stacked for use, each tier sits about a 1/3 of an inch behind the next lower tier, meaning that when all 5 are stacked together, the unit needs 14.5 inches of depth. These had seemed like a perfect fit for my 14" deep cabinets, but due to the required depth I moved them to an open shelf instead. That said, these seem to hold up well with the five reams of card stock I currently have stored on them. The teeth that hold them together are indeed small and short, which would be a concern if I had them sitting somewhere they might get bumped more often.

Our table collects all important papers but there is no room to eat. I got them yesterday and it cleared the table so nice. I have tried those file boxes but they are useless.

Didn’t realize the trays stack so that the upper tray stacks further back than the lower tray. So if you are placing it against a wall, it takes up more room than if it stacked vertically. Had to glue the upper tray, it kept moving when I placed something in it.

I ordered these to fit on top of a set of plastic rolling cart drawers in my classroom. They fit perfectly on top of this and allow for a little extra storage.As other reviewers have said, they are not very sturdy. They don't lock together very well and if you bump one of them and there is nothing heavy weighing it down, it will come unlocked and move around from where it is supposed to sit.This ONLY fits letter sized paper, so don't expect to store anything wider in it (i.e. No folders, manilla envelopes, etc.). As a teacher, this really limited me for what I could store in it, but I did like that the size made it fit on top of my rolling drawer cart. I put different types of paper in each section: plain white paper, scratch paper for drawing, lined writing paper, etc. I used the top to hold my pencils and rest other materials on while teaching. I had wanted to store materials, such as vocab cards, game pieces/cards on this too, but I found that they would get pushed too far back into the shelf and I would have to try and fish them out. Usually when I would do this I would knock the shelves on top of it off because they barely lock into place.The worst part is that one of my shelves came with a broken foot. The plastic part the was supposed to lock into the other shelves was broken. I needed to start using the shelf ASAP, so I just put the broken shelf on the bottom and used some cardboard to level it out. I wish I has returned it though because the shelf wasn't even worth keeping.

Work and look great. When jolted, they can stack/collapse together. But not so easily that it’s a problem. Great value.

Two trays are broken and there was a glob of something looking like grape jelly in another tray. See photos. Also very hard to sit one on top of another and keep them there.