Value Brand Horizontal Literature Organizer 36 Compartments Black
- Mailroom Sorters
- Black
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Horizontal steel literature organizer with 15 letter-size compartments, pre-assembled and finished in tan
The Durham 434-75 is a pre-assembled steel literature organiser finished in tan. It provides fifteen letter-size compartments for sorting incoming mail, forms or reference documents in a busy office or mailroom. The horizontal layout keeps every slot visible and within easy reach.
The unit measures seventeen inches high by thirty-three inches wide by eleven inches deep so it sits on a standard desk or countertop without wall mounting. Steel construction supports heavy daily use while the open-front compartments allow quick visual scanning. No tools or assembly are required before use.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | DURHAM MFG |
| Product type | Mailroom Sorters |
| Product color | Tan |
The unit includes 15 individual compartments designed for letter-size documents and mail sorting.
It measures 17 3/4 inches high, 33 7/8 inches wide and 11 5/8 inches deep.
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