SAYEECMagazine File Holder Folder Storage Desktop 4 Compartment Standing Hollow Purple Files Bookshelf Organizer Box Office Racks Displays Holds Notebooks Documents for School Working Students

Kind of funny to put together but they all snap together in the end and relatively easy. A bit wobbly but they are doing a good job of holding several heavy duty binders

I purchased these for storing crafting paper and paper pads. The design has both a pro and a con. Without a "top", the partitions are not as sturdy as I would like if the sections aren't full. The advantage is that you can use them to store different sizes of paper/magazines/etc. The 8 1\2 X 11 fits great and doesn't stick out beyond the bottom of the holder. The 12 X 12 does stick out beyond top and front, but it holds the size just fine. This size costs less than holders designed for 12 X 12, but due to the lack of a top or front partition, you are not limited to the smaller papers as with most units. I prefer storing vertically. It is much easier to remove a pad or group of papers and with units like this, the entire shelf of pads/papers won't shift and slide causing damage to the papers and my mood.As for putting them together, look at each section carefully. The grooves where you slide the sections are open on one end and a " stopper" at the other end. The back piece also has three tabs which must slide directly into the three matching openings in the bottom section. If you don't see the three openings in the bottom piece, you may have it backwards. Yep, I did that. Had to slide everything back apart and start over. I pay better attention now. If all the pieces are completely in, as designed, it is sturdy enough if you aren't rough with it. I would not use it in a classroom or a day care.

Love this product. Strong, holds alot and keeps me organized.

Awesome

Good product