LEITZ document tray / letter tray WOW Duo Colour A4 polystyrene violet with white/violet two‑tone effect

LEITZ WOW Duo Colour A4 document tray in violet with white/violet two‑tone effect is a rigid polystyrene tray designed to organise A4 papers, folders and correspondence on desks and reception areas. The tray supports stacking for compact storage and keeps documents flat and accessible. Its two‑tone finish provides a visually distinctive desk accessory while the durable construction ensures stability for everyday office use.

Advantages

The rigid polystyrene material offers durability and maintains shape under regular use. Stackable design saves desk space and allows creation of multi‑tier storage for prioritised documents. Smooth surfaces make the tray easy to clean and the two‑tone WOW finish provides a clear visual cue for colour‑coded organisation. Lightweight construction makes the tray easy to move while preserving sufficient stiffness to support files and A4 documents without sagging.

Suitable for

• Organising incoming and outgoing correspondence on an office desk
• Storing A4 documents and folders in reception or shared workspaces
• Creating colour‑coded filing stations for task prioritisation
• Temporary holding of printed reports, invoices and forms

Key specifications

• Format compatibility: A4 documents and folders
• Material: rigid polystyrene
• Finish: two‑tone white/violet WOW effect
• Design: stackable tray for multi‑tier organisation
• Colour: violet with contrasting white/violet accents

How to use

Place the tray on a stable desk surface or counter. Insert A4 papers, envelopes or slim folders flat into the tray to keep them organised and immediately accessible. For vertical organisation and increased capacity, stack multiple trays, ensuring each tray is correctly aligned to maintain stability. Clean the tray with a soft cloth and mild detergent if needed.

Usage recommendations

Use the violet WOW Duo Colour tray as part of a colour‑coded system to separate urgent, in‑progress and completed documents. Avoid overloading beyond the tray’s capacity to maintain stack stability and prevent warping; distribute weight evenly and store heavier items at the bottom of a stack.