Mail does not become less important because it arrives in batches, and your mail sorter divides incoming correspondence among 18 compartments instead of one growing pile. In a mailroom where invoices, internal documents, and interoffice envelopes reach the same counter, that separation gives your team a visible starting point for routing each item. Large mail sorting slots leave room for the pieces your staff handles every day, while the included labels help identify where each compartment leads. That matters when several people sort mail at different times: your process is represented at the point where mail first changes hands, rather than left to memory or a handwritten stack of destinations.
The organizer is built from 5/8-inch compressed wood, with adjustable hardboard dividers forming the 18 storage compartments. Its fiberboard back has a laminate finish, and black plastic molding acts as a label holder; labels are included. Overall dimensions are 32 3/4-inch high by 33 3/4-inch wide by 12-inch deep. The large sorting slots provide the stated compartment openings, while the adjustable dividers let you set the internal separation for the mail your team routes. These measurements describe the full unit, giving you a clear footprint to compare with the wall, counter, or shelving area assigned to mail handling. The materials and components are identified by location: compressed wood forms the organizer, hardboard dividers adjust inside it, and the laminate finish belongs to the fiberboard back.
Your mailroom can configure the unit around the destinations you actually use. The adjustable hardboard dividers let you set the separation within the 18 compartments, while the included labels let you mark each destination at the black plastic molding label holder. If your operation needs more than one row of mail locations, the sorter can be stacked up to two high. That gives your team a second level of labeled compartments while keeping the same width and depth for each unit. With a laminate finish on the fiberboard back, the finish detail remains tied to the component where it is specified. For your team, the result is a mail-handling station with named compartments, adjustable separations, and a documented footprint you can assign to the next stage of your daily routing process.
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