superbpag Desk Organizer, 5 Tier Hanging Wall File Holder Letter Paper Tray Storage Rack Office Organization Stand with 3-Slot Pen Holder, Black

I home school my children and this is a perfect organiser for the weekly homework and lessons that I prepare. I can easily store the lessons right there by the whiteboards on the wall and not have to have folders and folders or drawers and drawers. It was very easy to set up and hang up perfect

Matches my other desk organizers which is nice, I like the useful slots arranged in a way that makes good use of vertical space with a small footprint. Packaged all it one pile wrapped in packaging and nothing is scratched but a few pieces were slightly dented, but that is only minor cosmetic damage that is very difficult to find unless you look closely and does not impact functionality. Instructions were easy to follow the unit comes together fairly easily, although could be better made regarding tolerances where some shelves are a tighter or looser fit, and everything is not as rigid as I would like them to be. However it is plenty strong and stable enough for its intended purpose and I shouldn't expect more given the good price which is competitive with other desk organizers out there. Overall a good product if this layout is what you are looking for in a desk organizer.

This holder is going to work out well for holding my art supplies on my desk. I may eventually move it to the wall and it seems like it will attach to the wall just fine. It doesn't feel as sturdy as wire holders that are welded together, but so far it seems like it should hold up just fine. It does need to be assembled. I often put things together without using the instructions, however I did find myself pulling the instructions out to double check the assembly of this. I do recommend paying attention to the instructions when assembling this because not all of the shelves are the same. A set of each of the different size shelves have an additional bar on each side to help hold everything together and the instructions want you to insert them into particular slots. As for the claim of adjustability and easy to detach, my concern there is some of the shelves are important to hold things together. So, yes you can remove some shelves without this falling apart, but one of the panels they show removing in the picture is a fixed panel. That side does have 2 fixed panels so it would probably be fine. but you need to keep that in mind when detaching any of the panels. For the large size shelf it wants the single fixed panel in the top slot. Then the 3 large regular panels below it. For the small size shelf it wants the 2 fixed panels in the top and bottom slot and the regular panel in the middle. The fixed panels are the ones with the additional rail attached to each side.

I saw this and thought it would be a handy little organizer to keep some of my incoming and outgoing paperwork better organized while still being close at hand. It comes packaged in a very shallow box and the pieces were rattling around quite noisily when I got it but thankfully nothing was damaged that I could see. There were two broken nylon ties inside the box so maybe the pieces broke loose in shipping and that's why it seemed so noisy. The main section is the rear panel and the two side pieces which come already attached and the side panels can move on the rear like a hinge. First step is to install the bottom panel which took a bit of force to get the two "clips" in place around the bottom of the rear panel. The small vertical divider was next to install and that was no problem. Installing what I will call the shelf pieces first requires you to determine which are the fixed panels. They have the little flat piece on each side so it's almost like sliding into a formed track rather than just a loose slot. This is where the trouble ensued. Installing the fixed panels in my unit required a crazy amount of force. I'm assuming part of the problem is the finish on the metal parts caused the pieces to bite in rather than slide in place. Regardless of the cause it was a royal pain in the neck. I should have used a rubber hammer on it but I was afraid of destroying the organizer completely. One of the two fixed panels I finally had to hit with the palm of my hand because it wouldn't budge. When it finally slipped loose it went a tiny bit too far and caused a slight bulge in the mesh rear panel. Try as I might I could not get it to move back out at all. Overall it's a pretty decent little organizer but I don't know if all my hassle was worth it. My hand is still sore in a spot from beating it together and if I knew then what I know now I'm not sure if I would have gotten it. I'm sure there is a better and easier way of assembly than the way this goes together.

This Superbpag Desk Organizer 5 Tier Hanging Wall File Holder works very well for my needs. It doesn't take up as much desk space as the stacking paper trays, which gives me more space to work. It was straightforward and fairly easy to assemble, and no tools were required. in my video, I put a standard Bic brand pen in the pen/pencil slot and they are very deep. It may be hard to access shorter pens, pencils, and markers, but I love putting my scissors in one of the slots. Overall I feel this is competitively priced and works well in my office.

I’m pretty sure this seller sent me a return because it was loosely packaged and the pieces were wrong. Even though this organizer cleverly slides together, it is frustrating when you have the wrong pieces! Not worth the price.