Paper does not sort itself, and your incoming mail can become a stack of envelopes, notices, and publications before anyone decides where each piece belongs. A Mail Sorter puts that decision in view with 16 letter-size compartments, giving your team a specific place to direct recurring paper. That matters when several people share incoming materials, when visitors need to find literature, or when an office manager is trying to keep circulation from becoming a daily interruption. This organizer can sit on a desk or tabletop, or stand as part of a combination cabinet, so you can place the sorting point where your workflow already receives paper.
The organizer is constructed from 5/8-inch compressed wood with a laminate finish and a full fiberboard back. Overall dimensions are 19 1/2-inch wide by 11 3/4-inch deep by 20-inch high. The hardboard shelves form letter-size compartments measuring 9-inch wide by 11 3/4-inch deep by 2 1/4-inch high. You can adjust the shelves in 2 1/2-inch increments, with a weight capacity of up to 15 pounds. Those specifications give you a clear way to match the compartment arrangement to the printed materials your office handles, while keeping the available capacity tied to the shelves.
Your configuration can place the organizer on a desk or tabletop, or use it as a free-standing combination cabinet. The bottom shelf can store CDs with the included adapter rod, extending the organizer's use beyond letter-size literature without changing the stated compartment dimensions. Black plastic molding serves as a labeling system, and labels are included so you can identify destinations for departments, employees, publications, or recurring internal deliveries. For an office where incoming paper needs a visible destination, these choices let you decide where the unit sits, how the shelves are spaced, and what each compartment communicates to your staff.
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