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EMERIT 4-Tier Adjustable Paper Organizer, Large Capacity Book Shelf for Textbooks/Magazines/Office Files, Wooden Dividers, 7 lbs per Shelf, Black
EMERIT 4-Tier Adjustable Paper Organizer, Large Capacity Book Shelf for Textbooks/Magazines/Office Files, Wooden Dividers, 7 lbs per Shelf, Black
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EMERIT 4-Tier Adjustable Paper Organizer, Large Capacity Book Shelf for Textbooks/Magazines/Office Files, Wooden Dividers, 7 lbs per Shelf, Black
- Holds Large Textbooks & Heavy Books – Each shelf supports up to 7 lbs, with interior dimensions of 13.39"L x 9.06"W. Perfect for thick college textbooks, chemistry books, reference binders, and oversized materials.
- Adjustable Shelf Height – Customize your storage by sliding wooden dividers along grooved slots. Three compartments offer 2" height and one 1.5" height to fit books, magazines, and folders of varying thicknesses.
- Sturdy & Durable Build – Made from high-quality laminated particleboard (MDF) with a smooth finish. Supports a total weight of 42 lbs. Customers confirm shelves stay stable even when fully loaded with heavy books.
- Multi-Purpose Office Organizer – Ideal for textbooks, letter/legal-size folders, magazines, mail, and office supplies. Five to seven tiers help categorize different book sizes and documents neatly.
- Easy Assembly & Ready to Use – Includes screws and wooden dowels for quick setup. Pre-bored holes make installation simple—most customers assemble it in under 10 minutes with no tools required.
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