Desk Tray Organizer MAUL 4117625 Plastic Red

The MAUL 4117625 desk tray organizer is a single-piece plastic tray designed to store documents, folders and small stationery on a desktop. Finished in a vivid red, the tray measures 125 mm in height and provides a stable, stackable surface for organizing incoming and active paperwork. Its rigid plastic construction makes it suitable for daily use in home offices, corporate environments and reception areas where clear document separation is required.

Advantages

The tray's one-piece design eliminates fragile joints and simplifies cleaning, while the durable plastic material resists dents and moisture. Its 125 mm height accommodates standard A4 and letter-size documents, folders and magazine-style materials without folding or creasing. The vibrant red color provides easy visual identification and can be used to code tasks or priorities. Lightweight yet stable, the tray can be stacked with similar units to expand storage without increasing footprint.

Suitable for

• Sorting incoming mail and active documents on a desk
• Organizing project folders and reports
• Reception counters and shared workstations
• Home office storage for papers and slim stationery

Key specifications

• Material: rigid plastic
• Color: red
• Height: 125 mm
• Designed for documents up to A4/letter size
• Single-piece construction, stackable design

How to use

Place the tray on a flat section of your desk or workstation and arrange documents, folders or magazines inside its open top. For visual organization, use the red tray to indicate priority papers or a specific category. When additional capacity is required, stack another compatible tray directly on top, aligning edges so stacked trays sit securely. Clean the tray surface with a soft damp cloth and mild detergent if needed; avoid abrasive cleaners to preserve the finish.

Usage recommendations

For efficient workflow, assign the red tray to a specific task category (for example: urgent, to process, or invoices). Avoid overloading beyond its height to prevent document deformation; use stacking for overflow while keeping heavier items on lower trays to maintain stability.