Vertical file and magazine holder for anyone whose paperwork arrives faster than it gets filed. Magazines, folders, loose printouts and letters stand on their edges in separate bays, so the whole desk's worth of paper occupies the footprint of a single book. It suits a shared office desk, a study, or a home workspace where a filing cabinet would be overkill but a flat tray stops working after the third sheet.
The rack is formed in PP plastic with the dividers moulded into the base, so they cannot splay apart as the bays fill up. Standing paper vertically rather than stacking it flat is what makes the difference: weight is carried down through the base instead of pressing on the sheets underneath, so nothing at the bottom gets creased or forgotten. The smooth plastic faces wipe down with a cloth when ink or coffee finds them.
On a desk it holds the current week's live documents within arm's reach, and on a shelf it turns a run of magazines into something that can be read at a glance rather than excavated. It is equally at home behind a reception desk sorting forms by type, or in a classroom keeping worksheets separated between classes. Lightweight enough to lift down fully loaded when the surface needs clearing.
Material: PP plastic
Vertical bays for folders, books, papers and magazines
