woodluv Desk Organiser Paper Tray, Wooden desk file organiser a4 paper letter tray With 5 Tier Racks Shelves, Letter Tray orgaiser, Paper Sorter Holder, Office, School, Home Study, Desk Tidy

Let's start with the positives. Once built, it looks incredibly elegant, and it's extremely sturdy - pressing down on its roof and jiggling it left to right just causes my whole table to move (sorry, Ikea); it does not sway or flex one bit.It comes disassembled, but despite this, all the pieces fit completely flush once fully assembled - which tells me they are both designed and CUT extremely well.The assembly, however, was very difficult using a manual screwdriver. Basically, there are 12 screws going through 12 holes - 6 on the top piece and 6 on the bottom. The top and bottom pieces have circular holes and the left and right sides have pinprick holes along their top and bottom edges.Firstly, screwing them in per se requires a lot of force. Secondly, the pinprick holes line up at the edges of the circular ones, so you must take care to ensure the screws are being screwed in vertically (I used my finger for it to press against to retain a vertical position), as otherwise the screws will start to angle as they push against the edges of the circular holes.I gave up when I needed to use a stupid amount of force to get the first screw all the way in, and switched to my electronic screwdriver. This made it SO MUCH EASIER! Even with it, I had to exert a fair bit of downwards force on the drill when the screw was near to being tight enough. I think this is testament to the strength of bamboo, though, and to be honest, it's made it absolutely rock-solid!The design is great. Five pigeon holes with 8 notches. The build quality is 10/10, and I have noticed that the heads of the screws now sit more in the centre of the circular holes, which tells me that the sides have been pulled in more to the top and bottom plate, contributing to its sturdiness.I cannot speak about its durability, as I've had it less than a day, but I will update this review if anything happens, which I doubt. The photos of it next to my printer are for a size comparison and the top piece shows where the 6 circular holes for the screws are - the bottom piece is identical.I really encourage you to fork out a bit more over those horrendous-looking mesh organisers (I have one) and for the sake of the environment don't pay peanuts for a cheap-as-chips plastic one. This is absolutely worth it's asking price and is like a small piece of furniture.PS. I hope you've found this review helpful. If you have, I'd really appreciate a 'Helpful' click on the button below. Thank you!

Simple, practical and elegant. Easy to assemble.I wish I could buy some extra shelves to add to it. There is space for some more.

Not only do the screw holes not line up but one of the sides is slightly bowed. Because of this slight discrepancy, it made it tricky to put together. It should be a one person job but someone has to hold it together to put enough force on the screws to insert them. On the positive side, it is together and it is sturdy.

I am so pleased with this desk tidy. Yes it is little but it takes a pack of A4 paper on at least 4 shelves. There is a fifth shelf and you can get notebooks, separate sheets of paper or whatever on it.. But you don't have to have this fifth shelf as all the shelves are totally adjustable for height. This is perfect for the space I have but make sure you check the sizes first. It is very well made and once it's put together, it is very solid indeed. It is very easy to assemble as well. I did use an electric screwdriver and it took me 5 minutes. I would certainly buy this again and I would certainly recommend it to anyone.

This is an assemble-it-yourself item, which I didn’t realise when I ordered, but it was quite simple to put together really. Just needed to make sure it was lined up correctly before tightening the screws one last time. Looks nice. Happy with the material. Proportions are what I expected. Does what I need it to for organising my home working papers.

....because the screw holes were not all lined up properly so it was difficult to get some of the screws in all the right places. However, I persevered and once assembled the unit is sturdy and suits my needs. Assembly instructions would have been nice for people not used to flat pack items.

This desk organiser arrived this afternoon - really speedy despatch and delivery - and was assembled very quickly. It is exactly what is needed in this time of remote teaching from home, with paperwork previously all over the place. I am delighted with it: from the compact size, which is big enough to accommodate A4 paper and planners, to the really sturdy quality. Learn from my experience in the assembly though: make sure you assemble it completely, including slotting the back into the slots in the sides before inserting the screws. I thought I would be able to slot the back in afterwards but that was not the case.

This is ideal for storing homework ready not to be forgotten to be handed in on the day it is due, also to put school books that are needed on certain days of the school week.It is solid and went together with an electric screwdriver in 5 minutes.My only complaint is I cannot understand why the sections are not equal in height. It really offends my perfection tendencies. I appreciate you can make sections deeper or less deep as required however I think there should be a starting point where it is possible to have each section equal if wished. This almost put me off buying it (it’s very annoying) but it ticked the rest of the boxes while having decent reviews which none of the other similar things I’d looked at had.