Sorting board Paperflow H 6F A4H1X6.01 — A4, 6 compartments, black

Paperflow Sorting Board H 6F A4H1X6.01 is a black desk sorter sized for A4 paper with six compartments that separate documents, correspondence and project folders. The compact, stable design fits on desktops and shelving and is intended for office or home use. Its open-top compartments provide quick access to papers while keeping workspaces organized and supporting efficient handling of incoming and outgoing documents.

Advantages

The sorter offers six clearly separated compartments that allow straightforward categorization of files and mail without additional tools. Its compact footprint conserves desk space while the stable construction prevents tipping when compartments are loaded. The neutral black finish integrates with common office interiors and the A4-sized compartments accommodate standard documents, booklets and magazines. Easy access to contents speeds up routine tasks and reduces time spent searching for papers.

Suitable for

• Sorting incoming and outgoing mail
• Organizing active projects or client files
• Separating invoices, receipts and accounting documents
• Storing reference materials and magazines
• Use on desks, shelves or reception counters

Key specifications

• Format: A4-compatible compartments
• Number of compartments: 6
• Color: black
• Design: open-top, upright compartments for easy access
• Intended use: desktop document sorter for office and home
• Footprint: compact to suit limited workspace

How to use

Place the sorter on a stable, level surface such as a desk or shelf. Assign each compartment a category—for example, Incoming, Outgoing, Urgent, Projects, Invoices and Archive—and place related documents vertically into the appropriate slot. For heavier stacks, distribute papers across multiple compartments to maintain stability. Remove and process documents from the front or top as needed to keep categories current and avoid overfilling.

Usage recommendations

For best results, label compartments with removable tags or adhesive labels to keep categories clear. Regularly review and clear contents to prevent accumulation; store long-term records in dedicated filing boxes once active processing is complete.