There is no official branding for Rubbermaid on the trays.A little flimsy in the middle of the tray and stacking together does not seem all that secure.

It has been nearly a year since my life forever changed, but I just could not wait for the anniversary. I needed to speak now. In July 2019, my life changed when I bought this six tier letter tray. Before that moment, my life was in shambles. Papers on my desk had no idea where they fit in the world. Were they a part of the upper echelon; top-tier performers that needed to be cataloged within reach to be swiftly retrieved? Were they the sturdy foundations of knowledge; papers seated at the bottom for frequent reference with little chance of being handed out? There was nearly a war fought on my desk between the classes. No more. Now, with their six tiered letter tray, my papers know exactly where they belong. Families of papers are no longer torn apart. They rest comfortably together in their own tray, forever nestled safely with each other. Papers, who have always known the frequency with which they would be used, are now easily within my reach at the top, nearly rejoicing at the ceiling they can now actually see since they've been pulled out from the chaos of my desk top. I no longer have to take time away from teaching my classes to wonder how to organize the papers on my desk. They practically organize themselves.It is unfortunate that due to the ease with which these tiers can be used individually, one tray has been separated from the others and sits across the room as a collection tray. I must say that this lone tray has been abused my middle schoolers, who handle it callously as they turn in late and missing assignments. But this hardy tier remains steadfast and true without even a hint of buckling. It is alone only physically, for the other five tiers and I are with it in our hearts.Thank you for changing my life, plastic trays. You may hold my papers on my desk, but you have captured my very soul for forever.

Muy buen producto fácil de armar y bien practico

Not sturdy at all, very thin plastic, bending under light pressure

Easy to assemble (you literally just have to stack them). Strong hold and does the job well.