PAG Wooden Mail Sorter Organizer, 12 Compartments

I purchased the white one – excellent quality. Every piece is solid to include the dividers -they aren’t the flimsy typical dividing shelves these are solid. Extremely easy to put together took 10min (they even included the one screwdriver you need.) Looks great, very functional. If looking for a great piece to help your organization -sort/file/store papers/documents, you won’t be disappointed.

Very easy to put together, sturdy and spacious. Great for my kids gaming/TV stuff (neat order around screen :D). A little pricey for the size but nice and functional, would buy again.

Great price and nicely made. Actually for work and it was more than half the price and more aesthetically pleasing and washable compared to what we were about to purchase

This little shelving unit works well to organize paper work. Looks good and is very sturdy.

I upgraded my current cardboard mailbox to mailbox for this school year. This was easy to put together, is solid and sturdy, and looks good in my classroom. I installed part of it at home and finished at school so it would be easier to move. So far it is holding up well and looks great.

I bought this to organize my sheet music. I previously had a pair of bankers boxes like this that I liked but were nowhere near sturdy enough to withstand the weight of all my music books. This has more muscle and definitely not cardboard. It’s wonderful. It’s feels sturdy and was easy to put together. The pieces fit together better than some of the other cheap furniture I’ve put together. There was even a screw driver in the box so I didn’t need to hunt mine down. The slots make it easy to separate my music between genres, composers, type, etc. It fits nicely in the space between my piano and the wall which gives me easy access to all my junk. I’ve used different methods for organizing my music in the past including but not limited to file cabinets, cubby holes, and my floor, and I find these mail organizers to be the best for me (when I actually don’t have my music scattered all over the floor). I have way too much music for one organizer so I quickly purchased another one for the rest, giving me more space to buy more music.

The slots are a bit smaller than I anticipated. A lot of my music books that have binding bend a bit to fit but it’s not a big problem for me. Most of the books without binding slide right in.

The organizer looks quite good and is reasonably sturdy. It’s assembled using the enclosed Philips screws and some dowels (wood pegs). The back wall is NOT one of those cardboard pieces, instead it’s a piece of wood (MDF) that’s as thick as the side walls and the top/bottom walls.
Assembly wasn’t quite as easy as I thought, prepare for a few false starts, it’s not always obvious what goes where, so here’s a tip: Once you have screwed the 2 sidewalls into the base plate, they’re going to be flush with the base-plate on one long side (that’s the front), and they’ll be just a bit short on the other side (that’s the rear). Now, when you insert the two slotted uprights, make sure they’re flush on the front, with the slots facing you. Now you can screw in the top plate and then the rear.

Here’s a few improvements that I’d like to see:
– Throw in an extra dowel and an extra screw
– Make it so that the 3 shelves are inserted from the rear, that way they’d be held in place by the back wall

Overall, if I needed another organizer of this type, I’d definitely be buying this again, although I feel the price tag is about $20 too high.