KIRIGEN Wooden Stackable Office Letter Organizer Desk Tray Pack of 2 - Wood Two Tier Tray for Desktop Organizeration with Metal Label Card Holder - Inbox Tray for Desk,Dark Brown 2TTP-DBR

Exactly what I wanted, seems to be plenty sturdy. Small label holders are a great touch.

The wood is unfinished but a beautiful color and grain. They’re great for keeping the counter to a minimum of clutter while making everything visible and accessible.

Perfect craftsmanship, pretty wood, very nicely packed for shipping. My only complaint is the wood is softer than I'd like. If this were made of oak, I wouldn't worry about durability. I still think it will serve me well and will order it again because I need a couple more. The stacking issue where they slide around when stacked is fairly easily fixed. Go to Home Depot and get a 3/8" square dowel, cut off four 2" pieces and glue to the inset of the underside and it stacks pretty nicely. Shouldn't have to go to that trouble though. Still, once done, a very nice set of stacking trays.

These nice quality wood file boxes are just what I needed to keep organized.

This is exactly what I was looking for. It's functional but at the same time stylish for on top of a desk. While I'm glad I purchased them, my only issue is that I think they were a little pricey for what I got. Don't get me wrong, visually they're very nice and have a great look but they're very lightweight and doesn't almost feel the weight of real wood. Still worth the purchase if you're looking for something stylish!

This is supposed to be a LETTER box. How hard would it be… to make it a little bit wider than a standard 8.5” sheet of paper so it could function as a LETTER BOX? The actual internal size is such that letter size paper either won’t quite fit… or fits but is too tight. Honestly, another 3/16th of an inch wider would make it a nice letter box. As it is now, it’s just a catch-all box. Buyer beware if you need a comfortable fit letter box for 8.5” wide papers. Disappointing.

Excellent

I don't think it's fair to call an item "stackable" just because the laws of physics don't prevent stacking it. I expected some sort of tongue and groove feature or similar feature to keep the top tray from sliding off the bottom one, but there is nothing of that sort. The product is attractive enough and the sides are sturdy, though the bottom is thinner.

All was fine. But no « feet » to stop them sliding when stacked. I glued two layers of felt in each corner to address this.

I was really not impressed by the quality of these products.

Does the job perfectly