Desk bookshelf organizer for the desk that has run out of surface long before it ran out of work. It adds a shelf above the desktop for books, files and folders, and the tier itself can carry a printer, a monitor or a laptop so that equipment stops occupying the space where you actually write. It suits a desk that has no drawers or cupboard beside it.
The frame is built in wood, which gives it the weight to stay put when a book is pulled out and the rigidity to hold a printer without bowing. The area beneath the shelf stays open and usable, so a keyboard, a notebook or a laptop slides underneath when it is not in use. Open compartments mean titles are read from the front rather than pulled out to identify. Wood also takes a knock from a chair or a bag without the scuffing that shows instantly on painted metal.
Everstock made it for home offices, student rooms and dorm desks where one surface has to serve as a workspace, a library and an equipment stand. Reference books stay at eye level instead of in another room, and the printer is raised clear of paperwork. Placed against a wall it also stops a desk feeling like a bare table. It gives a plain second-hand desk some structure as well.
Material: wood
Shelf tier lifts a printer, monitor or laptop off the desk
Open compartments hold books, files and folders
Space beneath stays clear for a keyboard or notebook
