Classroom Keepers 30-Slot Mailbox, Blue (001318)

Garbage! do not waste your money. The cardboard is cheap and flimsy. Once assembled it is bowing to one side. I cannot believe this product is over $50. I needed something quickly for my classroom. I wish I would have paid a little more for something that will last more than a month.

I wasn’t sure what to expect from a cardboard bookshelf, but I knew this was built for classroom functionality so I thought I’d give it a try. Assembly was quick and easy, with clear instructions and a clever design. It’s shockingly durable; it hasn’t sagged or lost its shape, even after a year of constant use and being moved around. It sturdily holds a ton of book fair paperbacks, even with our family’s tendency to overstuff every single organizational item in the house. The blue color looks great in our space and the tiered shelves make finding favorite books a breeze. Totally worth it! I’m ready to buy another!

Arrived quickly. Very light weight. Took less than an hour to assemble (without reading instructions:) Surprised at durability. Bought for personal organizing. Have used it for 3 plus months and like it very much. (One box for pending bills/ one for bank stmts/ two for often used supplies/ one for interesting catalogs/ currently only have 2 out of 15 shelves open) If your looking for a paShares SHARES Share More An Interesting Way To Organize Playlists That You’ve Never Imagined LIFESTYLE MUSIC PRODUCTIVITY PRODUCTIVITY HACKBY SEAN GONZALEZ | 82 SHARES Playlists can be a playful way to connect different genres of music together. A great playlist can help explain a certain cycle of life or a specific mood. Thus, organizing a playlist around a specific mood is a healthy and charming way to sit back and let the music take you away. Usually, playlists are arranged in line with moods and feature descriptive sounds; common playlists include: sad music, soft hangover artists, discover new music weekly, chill, country and workout music. These playlists are organized neatly and have been that way for awhile, but what if I told you there was a new way to organize playlists that is inventive, fun and associated with different drinks? Screen Shot 2016-04-26 at 4.01.54 PM It works like this: drinks are associated with different moods, so conveying their moods through music helps kill two birds with one stone. This way of organizing playlists helps the mind easily dissect what exactly it wants to hear by what determining what you want to be drinking. It’s a cute way to let your brain fire neurons and then be entertained by the choice of music coming through your ears. The best part is drinks can convey different moods for different people and the playlists will not be the same. For example, a playlist entitled ‘Red Wine’ will probably be a nice relaxing playlist to associate with time spent before bed time, or it can be utilized as chilled out music to have in the background when your girlfriend or boyfriend is over and you’re chatting about life. A playlist entitled “Energy Drink” will be the songs that you use to pump yourself up, maybe even to replace the old “Workout” playlist. When you organize your playlists correctly, everything will start sounding better and will make your mood more relaxed. For me, I would have a playlist entitled “Chocolate Milk” that would be used to comfort me in dark times. I use Nesquik chocolate powder and mix it with milk as my own sort of remedy to calm my nerves during troubling times, especially if I cannot sleep, have a sleep paralysis episode, or right before work/after bed. In many situations, this playlist would work as the comforting songs that make me feel OK with life, whether it be that Sheryl Crow song or that Henrietta song, they all work together, In short, the playlist would be a great thing to utilize — preferably on shuffle — to just let music captivate me the way music is meant to do. “Scotch” would be a playlist of heavier songs that give me a good mind buzz and makes my hair stand on edge listening to them, almost correlating with how it tastes to have scotch sliding down my throat and taking over my blood. Here, I would utilize more of my hardcore bands, such as Every Time I Die, Cancer Bats and Grizzly Knows No Remorse. It continues on and on, but this idea for playlists really lets your mind playfully associate moods with drinks and songs with your mental state. Your mental state will playfully choose what to listen to, so try it out for yourself and organize a few playlists. See what music start doing for youer

Here are the pros and cons in my opinion Pros ------------- 1. Affordable price compared to other organizers 2. Really easy to assemble / took less than 5 minutes. 3. Feels sturdy "for cardboard" 4. Plenty of room for different paper sizes (I'm just using 8.5 x 11) 5. Can easily label each slot. Cons ----------- 1. Not as sturdy as plastic / wood. The item description should say cardboard. 2. This is not meant for heavy books / materials. I wouldn't put more than 5 pounds into each slot, however the bottom slots can hold more weight. 3. It would have been nice if it was offered in other colors. I gave the product 5 stars because it meets my needs. Also, not sure how well it's going to hold up over the months. Might update the review at a later point.

When I received the box, it was already damaged during shipping. After putting it together, I realized that it would not hold up because it is flimsy, of poor quality and cheap. I immediately requested a return. To make a long story short, I paid close to $38 for this product, had to pay $35 to ship it back and ended up being issued a $2 credit. Save your money and buy something that is not made of cardboard.

I purchased this organizer for classroom use thinking that it would suffice for a mailbox for my students. At the end of the year it was falling apart. My advice, spend a little bit more and purchase the SAFCO 36 compartment desktop organizer made from compressed wood. It's much more durable, sturdy, and will last you a lot longer than a year. I received it as a gift, but I believe it cost around $106. It was easy to assemble as well. This item is NOT very durable, complicated to put together with little instruction, and just not worth the money or the effort.

Quick to set up and surprisingly Sturdy.

I preferred when the price was lower but makes sense with inflation. They hold a lot of books. Quality is decent I mean they are cardboard so won’t last forever but I’ve had these for a couple months now and they are still withstanding even if a little beaten up. Color is spot on for the description. If you don’t have user error when assembling they don’t give issues with books tipping and such.