Adjustable desk file organizer that keeps documents, folders, notebooks and textbooks standing upright instead of sliding into a leaning stack. Upright filing is the whole point: you read the spines and pull one item out, rather than lifting half the pile to reach the thing at the bottom of it. It suits anyone whose desk gathers paper faster than it gets filed.
The width adjusts, so the same organizer closes up around three folders or opens out to hold a term of coursework, and it holds whatever is in it by pressure from both ends rather than relying on a fixed slot size. Used on a shelf it works as a pair of bookends; used on a desk it works as a file rack. Nothing has to be screwed, glued or fixed to the surface. Nothing about it is handed, so it works at either end of a shelf.
It fits a student desk carrying several subjects at once, a home office where invoices and post need staging before filing, or a shelf where paperbacks keep toppling. Everstock built it to be moved, because desks get rearranged far more often than shelving units do and a fixed rack quickly stops matching the layout. Narrowed right down it also packs flat enough to slide into a bag, which matters if files move between a lecture hall and a desk at home.
