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SANRUI Acrylic Desk Organizer Stackable Paper Tray, Letter Size Tray 2-Pack
SANRUI Acrylic Desk Organizer Stackable Paper Tray, Letter Size Tray 2-Pack
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SANRUI Acrylic Desk Organizer Stackable Paper Tray, Letter Size Tray 2-Pack
- Material: The desk organizer is made of sturdy and durable acrylic, which is both beautiful and reliable strength. The surface is polished and the corners are chamfered for convenience and safety. You'll love every detail.
- Dimensions: Each piece of this stackable desktop organizer measures 12.4L x 8.74W x 2.7H inches,Fits 8 x 5inches paper size
- Space Saving: The Paper Tray Organizer features a stackable design that makes the most of the vertical space on your desktop to create maximum storage space, perfect for storing office documents, files, books, letters, A4 paper and other desktop accessories.
- Paper Organizer for Desk: Set of 2 horizontal stackable file trays. Can be used individually or stacked together, up to 6 levels, each tray has a stall bar underneath, won't slip off easily, good stability, keep your desk accessories and files neat and organized.
- Transparent Acrylic: The clear acrylic desk organizer helps you quickly differentiate between the documents and items in each compartment, making accessing items more efficient.
- No Assembly Required: Simply unpack the document holders and stack or separate them as desired.
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