Desk Tray Organizer Esselte 626274 Polystyrene Blue

The Esselte 626274 desk tray is a durable polystyrene document tray in a blue finish, designed to store A4 papers and everyday office paperwork. With external dimensions of 254 mm width, 350 mm length and 61 mm height, this tray keeps documents organised on a desktop while offering a compact footprint suitable for home or office workspaces. The smooth polystyrene surface is easy to wipe clean and resists ordinary wear from daily handling.

Advantages

This desk tray provides a stable, lightweight solution for stacking A4 documents, incoming mail or project papers. Its rigid polystyrene construction maintains shape under typical use and the open-front design allows quick access to contents without removing the tray from the shelf or desk. The blue colour makes it simple to categorise documents visually and integrates with other desk accessories for a coordinated look.

Suitable for

• Organising A4 documents on an office desk
• Sorting incoming mail and invoices
• Storing project files or subject-specific paperwork
• Use in reception areas, study desks, or home offices

Key specifications

• Material: polystyrene
• Colour: blue
• Designed for paper size: A4
• External dimensions: 254 mm (W) x 350 mm (L) x 61 mm (H)
• Weight: lightweight construction suitable for desktop use

How to use

Place the tray on a flat, stable surface such as a desk or shelf. Slide A4 documents into the tray from the open front or top, stacking them neatly to avoid overfilling. Use the tray to separate active items from archived papers by assigning a specific tray for each category. Clean the surface with a soft cloth and mild detergent if needed, avoiding abrasive cleaners that could scratch the polystyrene.

Usage recommendations

For efficient desk organisation, use multiple trays to create an inbox/outbox system or to separate documents by priority. Do not overload beyond the tray's capacity to prevent warping; distribute heavy items across several trays. Keep the tray away from prolonged exposure to direct heat sources to preserve its shape and colour.