Caydo 12x12 Paper Storage Organizer, Slope Design Scrapbooking Storage Shelf For Holding 12 x 12 Inch Scrapbooking, 8 Slot Stable Scrapbook Paper Rack For Portfolio, Heat Transfer

I got two of these and love them! I finally have a great solution for my scrapbook paper. They were simple to assemble and seem very sturdy. I even carted them to a scrapbook retreat and they traveled well. I am obsessively organized with my craft supplies so I organize my printed paper by color and/or theme and keep them in plastic sleeves with name tabs. This works great and they are easy to see in these crates. And they hold a LOT of paper! You’ll need plastic sleeves that don’t have tabs or flaps on the top as those type will be too tall to fit! Wish they weren’t so expensive, but I think they should last for a LONG time! Will probably get a third one at some point!

Just got this and put it together. Can't wait to file it up with my papers! Great value, sturdy and thick, good storage capacity. Looks great and will keep me organized

The Good: The structural pieces are plywood. The pilot holes for the screws line up pretty well. Lots of extra screws are included. So is a screwdriver! It fits 12x12 paper that's in a storage organizer pouch/pocket thing. The slots are wide enough to hold a fair bit of paper, but close enough to prevent paper from curling too badly. I even put my paper trimmer in it, with the blade and scoring bits on the end that sticks out. The Sad: The surfaces of the plywood are softwood. It's easy to dent the stuff. The divider pieces are softwood laminate on fiberboard. The Design Flaw: THIS CAN SCRATCH YOUR FURNITURE if you assemble it as directed and use it that way. The two sides, base, back, and top are screwed together. There are two screws that go from the bottom piece up into the back piece. (see first photo, showing the base with on top and the back in shadow) *The screw heads stick out of the wood.* They are NOT flush. And they raise the back edge up. (see second photo) Worse, the screw heads *will* scratch your furniture if you slide the piece along a surface when it is full of paper and thus heavy. The Workaround: When you attach the back to the base and one side, screw those two bottom screws in partway. When you have finished assembling the rest of the thing, *remove* those two offending screws. That will leave the base with only wood in contact with your furniture. (see third photo, showing back edge) The piece is still sturdy enough without them, since the sides have numerous screws going into the back and base pieces. What they should have done: The back should be screwed to the base from the back side of the piece, not the bottom. Overall: Pretty decent, but could be improved. I'd probably get another one if I needed it.

Well packaged, went together easily, and heavy duty! Fits perfectly sideways on top of my rolling cart. The only con I had was that I removed a sticker from the bottom plate before I was going to slide the dividers in, and it left a tacky surface that I knew paper would snag on. I just put the sticker back in place and you'll never see it.

I am very pleased with this paper storage organizer. I ordered to organize my HTV and vinyl sheet storage. I have the Caydoo plastic sleeves that work very well with it. Definitely recommend.

I love how simple and strong it is. It was easy to put together and fits the storage needs I have.

This box is exactly what I wanted. I can not believe how perfectly the screw holes line up on all sides. This is the best engineered box I’ve ever had the pleasure to put together. I was worried such tiny screws would not be enough to hold everything together and hold so much paper weight but it sure does. Each slot is plenty big enough to hold 100 sheets of paper or cardstock. I put most of my circuit paper, leather, felt and cardstock in this box and it works like a dream. Please don’t hesitate if a paper/cardstock organizer is what you’re looking for…. THIS IS THE ONE YOU WANT! :-)

This is well made and stores lots of paper safely with one BIG caveat. The Caydo brand sleeves for 12x12 paper don't fit as pictured. The description and the picture both refer to using the sleeves, and the picture shows at least a half inch gap between the top of the sleeve and the top of the organizer. The reality is that the sleeves, even when not filled to capacity, brush the top of the holder and need a little push and a bend in the top of the sleeve to even go into the organizer. If I had known this, I would have gone with a different system. But all the papers were inserted into the sleeves and the organizer assembled before I discovered the issue. Too hard to start over at that point. But what this means is that the fuller the organizer is, the harder it is to remove and insert the holders. I need this to be an actively functioning storage piece, not something that sits in a closet storing rarely used supplies. I do like the Caydo sleeves. They are thick enough to protect the paper and stand up to use while still being fairly economical. At least it seems so at this point. But I would not buy the organizer again. At $45+ for the unit, that's a lot of buyer remorse.