Fellowes FEL72112 Wire File Sorter 11 Section Steel

Product Description

The FELLOWES FEL72112 is a steel wire file sorter designed to organize files, folders, and loose documents on a desktop work surface. It features 11 divider sections of varying capacity, giving users flexible storage for different document types and thicknesses. The frame is constructed from steel for long-term durability, and black rubber feet on the base protect desk surfaces from scratching. At 1.17 pounds, the unit is lightweight enough to reposition easily while remaining stable during daily use. This sorter is fully recyclable at end of life. It is suited for administrative staff, office managers, and professionals who need a structured, accessible system for paper-based workflows.

The FEL72112 is intended for desktop use in office or home-office environments. The 11-section layout accommodates a range of filing needs, from sorting active project folders to separating correspondence by category or client. The unit measures 9.313 inches wide and 8 inches tall, fitting on most standard desks without consuming significant workspace. It is sold as a single unit and requires no assembly beyond placing it on a flat surface.

Key Features

• 11 divider sections of varying capacity for flexible file organization
• Steel wire construction for durability and full recyclability
• Black rubber feet protect desk and tabletop surfaces from scratches
• Compact footprint at 9.313 inches wide and 8 inches tall
• Lightweight at 1.17 pounds for easy repositioning
• No assembly required — ready to use out of the box

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose desktop file sorter compatible with standard letter-size and legal-size folders and documents in typical office environments.

Installation Notes

No tools or fasteners are required to set up this file sorter. Place the unit on a clean, flat desk surface and allow the rubber feet to seat evenly before loading files. Avoid overloading individual sections beyond their visible wire capacity, as excess weight may cause the frame to tip. Periodically inspect the rubber feet for wear to maintain surface protection.