Document tray Durable 1960-23, black/silver, 302×118×160 mm

Durable 1960-23 is a desktop document tray in black and silver with external dimensions 302 × 118 × 160 mm. It is designed to hold paperwork, files and folders in a horizontal, accessible layout suitable for letters and A4 documents. The tray’s stable construction supports everyday use in office, home office or reception environments and helps keep work surfaces tidy by providing a dedicated place for incoming and outgoing documents.

Advantages

The document tray combines a compact footprint with sufficient capacity for daily correspondence and A4 sheets, offering a balance between space efficiency and document storage. Its rigid construction resists deformation under normal loads and the contrasting black and silver finish fits a range of interior styles. The open-top design allows quick access to contents while the raised edges keep papers aligned and prevent slips.

Suitable for

• Organising incoming and outgoing mail on a desk
• Storing A4 documents, letters and forms in reception areas
• Keeping project folders and loose papers tidy in a home office
• Temporary horizontal storage for documents awaiting filing

Key specifications

• External dimensions: 302 × 118 × 160 mm (width × depth × height)
• Colour: black and silver finish
• Orientation: horizontal document storage for A4 and letter-size sheets
• Construction: rigid tray with raised edges for paper retention
• Capacity: suitable for daily correspondence and moderate stacks of documents

How to use

Place the document tray on a flat, stable surface near your working area or reception desk. Insert letters, invoices and A4 sheets horizontally with the longest edge aligned to the tray width for optimal capacity. Use it as a collection point for incoming items or as a staging area for documents that require action, signature or filing. To maintain neatness, periodically sort contents and file documents into permanent storage.

Usage recommendations

For long-term organisation, combine the tray with labelled folders or coloured dividers to separate documents by priority or project. Avoid overloading beyond moderate stacks to preserve tray shape and ensure easy access to papers.