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Sunday, Aug 9
Size: 30-Slot
Pattern Name: Mailbox
Features
- Cardboard
- EASY ORGANIZATION: Get and stay organized with this paper holder system to store, protect, and organize materials such as student assignments in the classroom or at home; Each slot measures 1-3/4"H x 10"W x 12-1/2"D and comes with an individual tab for easy labeling
- STURDY: Made from corrugated cardboard which is incredibly strong
- EASY-TO-ASSEMBLE: Easily create a 21"H x 31-5/8"W x 12-3/4"D paper storage system with 30 slots each measuring 1-3/4"H x 10"W x 12-1/2"D; Instructions are included
- RECYCLABLE & USA MADE: Quality made in America from recycled material and is recyclable
- TRUSTED BRAND: Classroom Keepers is part of the Dixon Ticonderoga family of products which teach, learn, and create
Description
Classroom mailbox is great for organizing materials by student, subject or class period. Each mailbox is designed with an individual name tab for each slot. Mix and match with other mailboxes to get the right number for your classroom.
Color: Blue
Material: Cardboard
Product Dimensions: 12.5"L x 10"W x 1.75"H
Item Weight: 3.2 ounces
Brand: Pacon
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 12.5"L x 10"W x 1.75"H
Item Weight: 3.2 ounces
Unit Count: 1 Count
Capacity: 30 load
Color: Blue
Finish Types: Unfinished
Material Type: Cardboard
Brand Name: Pacon
Global Trade Identification Number: 81
Manufacturer: PACON CORPORATION
UPC: 045173013181
Included Components: Mailroom Sorter
Item Part Number: 1318
Item Type Name: Mailroom Sorter
Model Number: 001318
Manufacturer Part Number: 001318
Manufacturer Warranty Description: No warranty.
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Size: 30-Slot
Pattern Name: Mailbox
Garbage! do not waste your money. The cardboard is cheap and flimsy. Once assembled it is bowing to one side. I cannot believe this product is over $50. I needed something quickly for my classroom. I wish I would have paid a little more for something that will last more than a month.
Reviewed in the United States on August 31, 2025 by V-R
Size: 30-Slot
Pattern Name: Mailbox
I bought this unit to help me sort through my mail. It comes unassembled, but goes together very quickly. Also helpful are the handy fold down tabs for labeling the bins. Since it is all cardboard, the whole width of the unit needs to be resting on a flat surface, otherwise the sides will sag, as I found out. My only complaint is I wish it came in other colors. I have a similar one for storing different types of printer papers.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 30, 2020 by Sludge Guzzler
Size: 30-Slot
Pattern Name: Mailbox
It's great that this organizer is completely recyclable and is made (at least in part) from post-consumer recycled content. However, it comes with no instructions and they aren't provided on the manufacturer's web site either. Very strange! Anyway, I did manage to figure it out, so I hope this helps others who purchase the product. Notes: a) Be sure you look at the product photo before you read the following, so you have a sense of what the mailbox looks like when assembled. b) Understanding that blue surfaces of the elements face either inward or up will help you avoid running for aspirin or whiskey (though the whiskey might not be a bad idea anyway). c) There are three elements of the kit: - The "base", which makes up the top, sides, and back of the mailbox. - An "insert" section that goes inside the base and provides the two vertical dividers and supports. - Nine shelf pieces, each of which is slotted to line up with slots in the "insert" section. Here we go! 1. Identify the "base." It's the largest element of the kit. 2. Square the base and turn it so the four odd-shaped flaps face up. These will make up the back of the mailbox when assembled. 3. You need to fold the upfacing flaps down so they interlock as follows: - First, fold down the the wide-side flap with the widest outside edge. - Next, fold down the two narrrow-side flaps. - Finally, fold down the remaining wide-side flap and secure it under the first wide-side flap you folded down. 4. Rotate the base so the part you just worked on faces down. Now you'll be working in the open space to get your shelves and supports in place. (The "insert piece is a bit tricky, so I hope this description makes sense.) 5. Identify the "insert," and lay it flat with the blue side up and one of the widest edges facing toward you. 6. Note the "insert" is scored in several places where you need to fold it in the correct position for assembly. 7. Fold the right and left sides in, using the innermost score lines to see where the folds should be. Now you should have something shaped like the letter U, with a score line remaining in each of the pieced facing up. 8. Fold the right and left sides out, using the remaining score lines to see where there folds should be. Now you have something shaped like a smaller letter U, with the pieces facing up having blue surfaces facing both right and left. 9. Rotate the base so the three tabs extending from one of the wide edges are closest to you and set the insert in, noting that the base now has the start of the three section for your shelves once you get them set up. The edge with the three tabs will be the top of the mailbox when you're done. 10. Take the first of the shelf pieces and note that it's a bit wider than the width of the base. This is because each shelf includes tabs that need to be folded in to provide vertical support between the shelves once the unit is assembled. Fold these tabs in with the blue surface of each facing in. You'll find that one on each side needs to be folded up and the other down. (Before you continue, note that the sides of the base facing you include long, narrow flaps, which might be slightly attached to each other at this stage. Just be sure they stay facing up for now. These will help keep the shelf supports in place when the mailbox if completed) 11. Slide the first shelf (with its blue tab facing you) in place, lining up the slots in both the shelf and the insert, and gradually slide it down until it reaches the back of the base. (As long as the three tabs in the inserted shelf line up with the three tabs in the base, and the blue surface of all tabs face the same direction, you are on the right track!) 12. Lock the fronts of the insert above and below the shelf (there are slight extensions on the insert edges that drop into slots on the shelf) to help prevent the insert sections from shifting right or left and to keep the sections nicely aligned from top to bottom. 13. Continue inserting the shelf units in place as you did the first; you might have to play with the support tabs a bit to they overlay properly, and with the blue surfaces showing in each case. 14. Finally, fold the long base flaps in so that they lock into place in the shelves above and below each one. That's it; you should have something that looks more or less like the product image. Congratulations!
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Reviewed in the United States on June 1, 2013 by Bruce England
Size: 30-Slot
Pattern Name: Mailbox
Perfect! Exactly what I needed to store daily morning work folders, journals, and take home folders for my entire class. Each student has their own space, I can glance through the slots and see any missing folders or math journals without having to flip through them one at a time. I labeled and use the bottom three slots for "lined paper," "blank paper," and "graph paper" and keep a small stack of each handy for those students who may not have what they need. This is made of cardboard so storing anything on top of this unit is not a good idea. I had originally place a small box of calculators on it but saw that even that small amount of weight was making it sag. It was super easy to assemble and looks great on top of the laptop cart in our room. Students can pick up all they need for the day in one station.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 3, 2018 by SculptedbyHim
Size: 30-Slot
Pattern Name: Mailbox
The mailboxes were a good size and a I like that there were 30. However, the outer support was bent making the mailboxes line up unevenly and sag. The directions were not so clear either. I had to google a youtube video to put it together. I am updating my review. A short time after I have set it up in my classroom the side is already torn. And since it does not sit nicely I lose the three top mailboxes. I was really happy with this purchase the first time I bought this, but this one is not working out so nicely and it cost way too much for junk.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 19, 2024 by Amazon Customer
Size: 30-Slot
Pattern Name: Mailbox
I purchased this organizer for classroom use thinking that it would suffice for a mailbox for my students. At the end of the year it was falling apart. My advice, spend a little bit more and purchase the SAFCO 36 compartment desktop organizer made from compressed wood. It's much more durable, sturdy, and will last you a lot longer than a year. I received it as a gift, but I believe it cost around $106. It was easy to assemble as well. This item is NOT very durable, complicated to put together with little instruction, and just not worth the money or the effort.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 10, 2020 by Robin Dailey
Size: 30-Slot
Pattern Name: Mailbox
Honestly, whether this product is worth it is all relative to what you need it for. If you need it to store notebooks or the like, maybe its not good, I don't know. But if you need it for what I needed it for, Then its absolutely amazing. Like everyone else, I have in my study tons of paperwork spread around my desk, bills, receipts, forms to fill out, to-do lists, letters, articles, business cards, and the list goes on. This product was a salvation for me. Even though its $35, but for the piece of mind it gave me to have all my papers organized, it was well worth it. (it fits on my desk) And by the way, it came with instructions how to build. No tools are needed and it takes only 15 minutes to set up. SUGGESTION: when ordering this item, also order sticker labels, as the ones you see in the picture are not provided. The size of the labels should be no more than 5 centimeters wide and 1 3/4 centimeters high.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 15, 2015 by Abe
Size: 30-Slot
Pattern Name: Mailbox
I bought this to help keep me organized. I abhor having to stuff 23 folders to find, after I have finished, that 2 new flyers need to be backpacked home. With this I can have kids stuff mailboxes and only put things in their folders once. Also, instead of needing an "absent folder", I can save homework and classwork right in each student's mailbox. I can keep lunch money and notes home in there. The directions weren't terrible. The section that creates the columns was confusing. I didn't know I had to pull mine apart. I searched a Youtube video to help with assembly, but the "column" part in the video was one long piece to be folded where as mine was in a different order and needed to be pulled apart. I'm sorry. I know that's confusing. I only need 21 slots for now, but I like having the extras. It is a little bulky (wide), but I love it. I have numbered my slots (and the students) so that I can reuse it yearly. I keep an index card on top with my students' name and number. Would purchase again.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 10, 2017 by Cabrina