Desk Tray Organizer Helit H6429534

The Helit H6429534 desk tray is a durable blue plastic tray designed to store and organise A4 documents. With overall dimensions of 265 mm width, 332 mm depth and 215 mm height, the tray provides clear, upright stacking and easy access to papers on a desk or shelf. The product is certified with the Blue Angel ecolabel, which indicates reduced environmental impact in material selection and production processes. Its robust construction and open-front design make it suitable for frequent use in home offices and professional workspaces.

Advantages

This desk tray offers a compact footprint with generous internal capacity for A4 files, invoices and loose papers while maintaining a tidy desktop. The durable plastic resists everyday wear and keeps its shape under loads typical for office documents. The open front and slightly sloped interior allow rapid insertion and retrieval of documents without bending or rearranging stacks. Certification with the Blue Angel signals environmentally conscious manufacturing and material choices.

Suitable for

• Organising A4 documents and folders
• Sorting incoming and outgoing mail
• Storing invoices, receipts and forms
• Use in home office, corporate desks and reception areas

Key specifications

• Material: durable plastic
• Colour: blue
• Designed for: A4 documents
• External dimensions: 265 mm (W) × 332 mm (D) × 215 mm (H)
• Open-front design for easy access
• Ecolabel: Blue Angel certified

How to use

Place the desk tray on a flat surface or shelf with the open front facing the user. Insert A4 documents, folders or loose sheets upright into the tray so they rest against the rear wall; the angled base and open front permit easy removal and reorganization. Multiple trays of the same type can be stacked where appropriate to expand capacity, taking care not to exceed stable stacking limits. Clean the surface with a soft cloth and mild detergent if necessary.

Usage recommendations

For optimal organisation, dedicate separate trays to categories such as current projects, incoming mail and archived documents. Avoid overloading a single tray to maintain shape and stability; distribute heavy stacks across several trays when needed.