Sharp fack LSOU-0073QSZZ

Cluttered desks reduce productivity and increase stress. The Sharp LSOU-0073QSZZ document tray solves this by providing a sturdy, stackable platform to organize active papers, files, and folders within arm's reach. Its open-top design allows quick retrieval and filing, while the solid base keeps documents from sliding or curling. Made from high-impact polystyrene with non-slip rubber feet, this tray stays firmly in place even when loaded. Compatible with A4, Letter, and Legal sizes, it holds up to 500 sheets of 80gsm paper, making it ideal for busy offices and home workspaces.

Who is it for

Professionals who handle high volumes of paperwork, including administrative staff, accountants, teachers, and home office users. It suits anyone who needs a reliable, space-efficient way to sort incoming and outgoing documents without sacrificing desk space.

Main features

• Single-tier horizontal document tray with open-top access
• High-impact polystyrene (HIPS) construction for durability and scratch resistance
• Stackable design allows multiple trays to be combined vertically to save space
• Non-slip rubber feet prevent sliding on smooth surfaces
• Fits A4, Letter, and Legal paper sizes
• Capacity: up to 500 sheets of 80gsm paper
• Contains minimum 30% post-consumer recycled material
• No assembly required – ready to use out of the box
• Easy to clean and maintain

Specifications

• Brand: Sharp
• Model: LSOU-0073QSZZ
• Product type: Document tray
• Orientation: Horizontal
• Material: High-impact polystyrene (HIPS)
• Colour: Black
• Number of tiers: 1
• Stackable: Yes
• Paper size compatibility: A4, Letter, Legal
• Capacity: Up to 500 sheets (80gsm)
• Design: Open-top, solid base
• Features: Non-slip rubber feet, smooth edges
• Assembly required: No
• Usage environment: Office, home office
• Durability: Scratch-resistant, easy to clean
• Recycled content: Minimum 30% post-consumer recycled material

Tips

Place the tray near your primary work area to keep frequently used documents within easy reach. For a multi-tier sorting system, stack two or more trays and label the front edges to categorize by project, priority, or status. To maintain stability, distribute paper weight evenly and avoid overloading beyond the recommended capacity.