Document tray Donau A4 openwork plastic – model 7462188PL-06

Donau A4 openwork plastic document tray model 7462188PL-06 is an A4-size receptacle designed to store and organize loose papers, folders and correspondence on a desk or shelf. The perforated (openwork) plastic construction reduces weight and allows air circulation, while the standard A4 footprint accommodates documents without folding. The tray's open front provides quick access to contents and makes it simple to slide papers in and out during daily use.

Advantages

The openwork design combines rigidity with low weight, making the tray easy to move and stack. Perforations improve ventilation and help prevent moisture buildup for stored documents. A4 dimensions ensure compatibility with standard sheets and most office folders. The molded plastic surface is easy to wipe clean and resists staining, while the open-front profile allows one-handed retrieval of documents.

Suitable for

• Desk organization in offices and home workspaces
• Sorting incoming and outgoing correspondence
• Temporary storage of A4 documents and folders
• Archive shelving where visible, ventilated storage is required

Key specifications

• Form factor: A4-size document tray
• Material: molded plastic with perforated/openwork surface
• Access: open-front design for easy retrieval
• Function: stackable and lightweight for desktop or shelf use
• Finish: smooth, easy-to-clean plastic surface

How to use

Place the tray on a flat desk surface or shelf. Insert A4 papers, folders or correspondence through the open front so that documents lie flat inside the tray. If stacking multiple trays, align them so that each tray sits securely on the one below. Clean the surface with a damp cloth and mild detergent if needed. Use the tray as part of a filing workflow to separate incoming, active and outgoing documents for quick visual sorting.

Usage recommendations

For stable stacking, avoid overloading each tray beyond recommended capacity for standard paper thickness; keep heavier items on lower levels and use trays for temporary or active documents rather than long-term heavy archive storage.