Safco Wooden Desktop Sorter with Adjustable Compartments
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Original price was: $106.00.$55.85Current price is: $55.85.
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Safco Wooden Desktop Sorter with Adjustable Compartments Price History
Price History for Safco Vertical Desktop Sorter, Wooden Paper Organizer for Home Office and Classroom, 11...
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| Current Price | $55.85 | January 7, 2025 |
| Highest Price | $63.49 | October 11, 2024 |
| Lowest Price | $55.20 | October 15, 2024 |
Last price changes
| $55.85 | October 19, 2024 |
| $55.20 | October 15, 2024 |
| $58.35 | October 14, 2024 |
| $63.49 | October 11, 2024 |
| $62.74 | October 8, 2024 |
Safco Wooden Desktop Sorter with Adjustable Compartments Description
- STURDY CONSTRUCTION. Durable.5″ thick compressed wood with hardboard shelves and solid hardboard back provide strength and stability for long-lasting performance. The durable laminate finish complements any setting. Easy assembly with pre-glued dowels.
- PRODUCT DIMENSIONS. Product dimensions: 10.75″W x 12″D x 16″H. Product weight: 13 lbs. Weight capacity: Up to 15 lbs.
- APPLICATIONS. Ideal for personal workspaces, craft rooms, mail rooms, cubicles and home offices – anyplace that could benefit from space-saving organization.
- COMPLEMENTARY PRODUCTS. Pair with Safco Wood Adjustable Literature Organizer, 12 Compartment (9420), Safco Supplies Organizer (9452) or any professional product from the Safco family line.
Safco Wooden Desktop Sorter with Adjustable Compartments Specification
Specification: Safco Wooden Desktop Sorter with Adjustable Compartments
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Safco Wooden Desktop Sorter with Adjustable Compartments Reviews (11)
11 reviews for Safco Wooden Desktop Sorter with Adjustable Compartments
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David Brown –
solides kleines Regal, etwas hochpreisig, doch alternativlos, Möbel kommt zerlegt und muss noch zusammengebaut werden. Die Rückwand ist leider nur aus Pappe.
Graybear –
This looked sturdy so I was willing to pay a good price. It came with minimal instructions but could see that the pegs needed to be hammered into the sides enough to not stick up too far because the top and bottom pieces were not very thick. I hammered them in until only just enough to hold the top and bottom together we’re showing and then attached the top and bottom. The bottom did ok and only bubbled through in one spot (not pictured). The top, however, got quite busted up and looks terrible. The quality is not worth the price. I’d like to send it back but it’s already put together. I may still take it apart and send it back. Very disappointed.
Mr. Splabby –
I was a little concerned after reading some of the reviews, but these little shelves are great, especially given the cost. I purchased three of them and they were quick and easy to put together, I had no issues at all with anything fitting together. These are not ultra-high end, but they they look great and do the job. I work as a writer and I needed an organizer to place folders in and this does the job at a great price point. My only (minor) concern, is that the inserts could be a little sturdier, but so far they seem to be able to handle the weight I’m putting on them. I like these so much that I just ordered two more!
shaktinah –
I debated whether to give it 3 or 4 stars. But it’s doing the job I intended it to do – so 4. It looks ok – nothing special. The outside is plastic laminate, the sides, top and bottom are chip board, the edges are sharp, it doesn’t have a very realistic “wood” look, and the back and shelves are cardboard… yes, 3 mm thick cardboard. So, nothing special. Feels fairly sturdy – will hold a small lamp or other objects. Fairly easy to put together. Does the job. ho hum.
TiCi –
Flimsy chipboard backing. Cheap product. Not worth the money spent. Definitely wouldn’t purchase again!
Penny –
We bought this for the home office for filing of pending paperwork etc but the shelves are made of cupboard and the sides and top are made from chipboard. I was expecting a solid piece of wood or equipement. This is cheap materials How this can have a value of £55 is beyond me as it is not worth the month at all. I will be sending back as its not of the quality we were expecting.
W. Matthews –
I looked around and couldn’t find anything that came close to this price. It came well packaged, and was easy to assemble. I did run into the same problem that some other reviewers did where the pegs cracked the outside veneer of the top/bottom. If you hammer the pegs deep down into the side pieces then they won’t be too long and crack the veneer. Since I bought this thing to sort stained glass, not paper, I’m not so concerned about appearance. The most important thing for me was that it be sturdy and it is. Very happy with this purchase.
Mr. Splabby –
I’ve been needing additional storage for my 8 1/2″x11″ cardstock, but prices out there are crazy high!! This was the best deal ever! (Price was fabulous a month ago, $36.37 but I see it has risen considerably since I purchased it. Now $67.57! Crazy! Not sure I’d pay the price now.) It offered more slots then the higher priced options. Easy to put together, but one word of advice. The little dowels come pre-glued. (You place them in water to activate) Be sure you hammer them into their holes until they go no further. They will dry fairly quickly and no chance to redo. I learned the hard way. Didn’t completely hammer them down, thinking I’d do that when the pieces were altogether. WRONG! They had hardened into place and resulted in some bulging through when I hammered the sides together. Fortunately, that was the first edges, so I corrected myself on the other three as I did them.
Nathan Rosensteel –
it is sturdy, and basic to fit into any office or warehouse decor.
Fiona Leeper –
Sans vouloir nuire à ce produit, j’aimerais qu’en même dire que je m’explique mal le coût exorbitant de ce type d’objet. Quoi qu’il en soit, il est de qualité très correct à un prix plutôt concurrentiel.
Nathan Rosensteel –
It’s difficult to imagine they could cut any more corners and still have a functional product. It is nevertheless functional, and it’s the narrowest organizer I could find to efficiently store various label stocks and bits of fancy papers next to a printer.
Bad:
The back is just a piece of cardboard, “fiberboard” they call it, that is maybe twice as thick as what you’d find shipped inside a dress shirt. It is just raw unbleached fiber, not covered with the plastic “veneer” that the rest is, so make sure you can put the unit against a wall, not anywhere the back will be visible.
If the back were more substantial, it might have been able to help hold the sides in… each side bowed out about 2mm (1/8″) at the center. But with the back being just thin cardboard, I figured the stress would tear the nail holes, so I just nailed it in as it came.
The shelves are unfinished particle board, only about 3/32″ thick. They talk about leaving some of the shelves out to store larger items, but I wouldn’t trust them to be able to support even a ream of paper over time. Maybe leave the bottom shelf out if you really need to store something large/heavy in this; it could rest on the bottom piece. You won’t easily be able to flip them over (have to remove the back or cut the veneer on the front edge), so don’t plan on doing that to straighten them if they bend.
The slots in the sides that support the shelves were go completely through the front and back edges. On the back the shelves are held in place by that piece of cardboard and a few loose nails. On the front, it’s just the laminate veneer, less than half a millimeter (< 1/32") of plastic glued on to the front edge of the sides. Just make sure not to tug or push on the shelves.
Meh:
The “pre-glued” dowels are a good idea; easier to dip them in water than ship a tube of glue. But wear a glove: they coat them with some sort of green dye (hopefully food-grade) that came off on my fingers.
Hammer needed for assembly: sinking the dowels in pre-drilled holes and pushing nails through the fiberboard back and into the chipboard. Not a problem; everyone should have a hammer, right? Not a lot of force needed; could improvise with some other reasonably solid object in a pinch.
Good:
They use four dowel pins on the top and bottom of each side (16 total). Considering the overall low quality, I might have expected just two or three. Having four really makes it much more rigid than might have been.
The frame did go together pretty much square; I did not have to rack or twist it to get the back to line up pretty well..
The package seemed to survive its trip from Taiwan pretty well.