Multi-layer desk organizer rack that builds storage upward on a desk that has run out of usable surface. Books, folders, files and stationery move off the working area and onto layered shelves, leaving the space directly in front of the keyboard clear. On a shallow desk this matters more than any amount of tidying, because the depth simply is not there to begin with.
The rack is a layered bracket structure rather than a solid cabinet, so each shelf is open at the front and the contents are lifted out directly instead of being slid past a lip. Layering the shelves means the unit occupies a single footprint at the back of the desk while giving several times that in shelf area. It stands freely, with nothing to fix to the desk or the wall behind it. Because the layers are bracketed rather than boxed, light reaches every shelf and nothing stored there ends up forgotten behind a panel.
It suits a student desk carrying several subjects, a home office where reference books and paperwork need staging, or a shared computer table where two people need separate zones. Everstock designed it as a shelf rather than a closed cabinet, since anything used daily is put back faster when it is not behind a door. It lifts off the desk in one piece when the surface has to be cleared.
