Shelf for files TEKA model 622852 red

TEKA shelf for files 622852 in red is an open horizontal shelving unit designed to store documents, folders and binders. Its simple rectangular form provides accessible, visible storage for paperwork in offices, home workspaces or archive rooms. The red finish allows the shelf to be used as a visual locator within a filing system or to mark priority documents while keeping the stored items easily reachable.

Advantages

The shelf offers straightforward, space-efficient storage without doors or drawers, enabling fast retrieval and insertion of files. Its open design supports stacking or placement on a desk, shelf or mounted support to expand existing storage. The red color provides clear visual contrast for categorization and improves file location speed. Constructed for everyday office use, the shelf is compatible with standard-sized folders and binders and keeps paper materials organized and ventilated.

Suitable for

• Organizing active folders and binders on desks or shelving
• Temporary storage of documents in reception or work areas
• Sorting paperwork by priority or category using color coding
• Use in archive rooms where frequently accessed files need to remain accessible

Key specifications

• Open horizontal shelf design for files and binders
• Color: red for visual categorization
• Suitable for standard office folders and ring binders
• Stackable or placeable on flat surfaces
• Intended for indoor office and home workspace use

How to use

Place the shelf on a stable, level surface or integrate it into an existing shelving arrangement. Insert documents, folders or binders horizontally so labels remain visible for quick identification. When stacking multiple units, ensure even alignment and stable support beneath to prevent tipping. For wall-mounted setups, use appropriate brackets or supports rated for the combined weight of the shelf and stored materials.

Usage recommendations

Arrange files by project, date or priority and use the red shelf to indicate urgent or frequently accessed documents. Avoid overloading the unit beyond the capacity of the supporting surface; distribute weight evenly and periodically review stored materials to maintain organization and access.