📦 Fellowes 12-Section Compartment Sorter, Dove Gray, Melamine Laminated - Enhanced SEO Review

I think I've checked the compartments before; Coupe is great! I bought two for two of our colleagues, the compartments were easy to put together and great for organisation!

Bought for my class. It's very useful and easier to organize things better. This is the second one I've bought and this one is for me. The first one I have I use as a mailbox for my students and they empty it at the end of the day before going home.

Although sorters and melamine are on the outside, I am very disappointed that the shelves are made of cardboard. They are used in elementary school as student mailboxes. They are very fragile and won't last more than a school year. I will not order these again.

I have a 12 piece Fellowes 25400 melamine faced medium oak (LOL, medium oak, not full oak.) I thought it was all wood. These are not cardboard shelves. However, it is very good cardboard and was very strong with plastic supports at the front of the horizontal cardboard shelves. The assembly was a bit fiddly for me, but I'm good at it. Overall it's sturdy once assembled and looks great as you walk past the lovely Vary cardboard. The price is also the lowest you can get, not something made out of

The size is good but the construction is frankly weak. The inner slats are cardboard, not wood. There are many ways to do this with a more heavily pressed board for the interior slots, but the Fellows took the cheaper route. The kit comes with a tiny bottle of glue that can hardly help you with the installation if you skimp on it. Grab a small bottle of wood glue and save yourself the frustration of going out halfway to work. Besides, it works. It looks fine. It's quite expensive for what you…

I really like this product. It only has one downside and that is the glue that comes with it. It is insufficient in quantity, in its ability to dry quickly, and in its binding power. I have a lot of experience with these Fellowes boxes, having bought many over the years for a resource room where I work with students with learning disabilities. I had two 24-section sorters and had the same problem, but the good news is that it can be solved. All you have to do is buy some epoxy and you'll find…