Safco Literature Organizer, 24 Compartments, Office and Classroom Mailbox with Adjustable Shelves, Wood Paper and Mail Sorter, Medium Oak
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Color: Oak
Style: 24 compartment
Features
- Wood
- Imported
- Effortless Organization: Stay clutter-free and organized with 32 spacious compartments, plus two drawers; Allows you to neatly sort and store literature, paper documents or mail; Ideal solution for a classroom mailbox or cubbies for students
- Customizable Storage: Tailor your storage needs with adjustable shelves, accommodating various document sizes and configurations, ensuring a perfect fit for your materials; Stack up to three high for expanded storage
- Durability Meets Clean Design: Constructed from 58-inch furniture-grade compressed wood, this organizer not only adds a touch of sophistication to your workspace but also provides long-lasting durability
- Quick and Easy Access: Locate your materials with ease thanks to the open-faced design, allowing for quick retrieval and hassle-free document distribution; Two extra drawers at the base offer extra storage and keep essentials neatly tucked away
- Space-Saving Solution: Maximize your workspace without sacrificing storage capacity; The compact design of this organizer optimizes floor space while providing ample storage; product dimensions: 3914-inch W x 1134-inch D x 2514-inch H
Description
Safco Wood Adjustable Literature Organizer, 24 Compartment helps keep your office, classroom or printer room organized and running efficiently. Hardboard shelves form up to 24 letter-size compartments and remove easily to create larger storage areas for maximum convenience. Constructed of durable.625" furniture-grade compressed wood with an adjustable hardboard divider for long- lasting performance. The durable laminate finish complements any setting. This literature sorter can stand alone or be stacked up to three high in home offices, classrooms, and craft rooms—anyplace that needs efficient literature organization.
Material: Wood
Color: Oak
Special Feature: Adjustable
Product Dimensions: 11.75"D x 39"W x 16.25"H
Shelf Type: Tiered Shelf
Additional Features: Adjustable
Shelf Type: Tiered Shelf
Number of Shelves: 24
Room Type: Study Room
Mounting Type: Tabletop
Recommended Uses For Product: Class Room, Office
Indoor Outdoor Usage: Indoor
Material Type: Wood
Finish Types: Laminated
Color: Oak
Style Name: 24 compartment
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 11.75"D x 39"W x 16.25"H
Item Weight: 21 Pounds
Included Components: Hardware
Brand Name: Safco
Manufacturer Warranty Description: Manufacturer Limited Lifetime
UPC: 806792157676 617390940634 073555942309 012304565543 778888053677 800188000317 801593356365 078667350981 641438473488 999993725659 079531751859 642125204859 800011399458 999992599282 799198390030 069060164053 804993619368 809302139636 640206388313 031111211634 088021244412 823019770234 809099229503 735559423092 012020960479 666673055480 080000411396
Global Trade Identification Number: 09
Model Number: 9423MO
Manufacturer Part Number: 9423MO
Manufacturer: Safco Products
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Item Type Name: Literature Sorter/Organizer
Required Assembly: Yes
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Color: Gray
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Color: Gray
Style: 16 compartment
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