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False Min Quantity Max Quantity Price 1 1 $280.00 4 4 $0.00 6 Slot Mail Sorter Module #DM-SR1901 Features & Specifications Tabletop mailroom sorter shell and vertical dividers are constructed of 3/4' 45-50 lb. substrate (particle board) with thermally fused finish and matching or complimentary 3/8' PVC on edges Steel shelves have a 90 degree 1/2' lip label area with center cut out Letter and legal size modules include one shelf (adjustable in 1' increments) for every three inches providing 2 1/2' clearance between shelves Letter depth (12 1/4') mail sorter weighs 35 lbs. whereas legal depth (16 1/4') mail sorter weighs 45 lbs. (note open back mail sorter may weigh slightly less) Internal mail sorter housing hardware to hold shelves in place generally referred to as standards are painted black Custom interior or exterior mail sorter finishes (extended lead-time) are available for an up charge Mail sorters are available in closed back or open back type Open back mail sorters feature a 1/2' label area on the front and back of each shelf Mail master mail sorters can be stacked with a module of equal width and depth (indicate which modules will be stacked at time of order and factory will pre-drill and provide screws to help ensure secure stacking) Depth can be ordered in letter size (12 1/4') or legal size (16 1/4') which allows a net opening for letter sort modules of 11 1/4'W x 11 1/4'D or legal sorters of 11 1/4'W x 15 1/4' Overall size: 19 1/2'H x 13 1/8'W x 12 1/4'D (letter size) or 16 1/4' (legal size) Letter or legal size modules have five shelves with 6 openings Allow 3 to 4 weeks for lead-time Optional Features Mail Sorter Overall Depth (STANDARD) 12 1/4' (Letter size) depth is suitable for most customer applications (+$15.00) 16 1/4' (Legal size) depth is for clients who desire additional storage space Mail Sorter Type (STANDARD) Closed back mail sorters are open on one side of the unit for document distribution and closed on the other side. This is the most common type of mail organizer in the marketplace. (NO ADDITIONAL COST) Open back mail sorters are open on both sides for document distribution. Pocket opening identification can be done on either or both sides of the organizer. Often, open back mail sorters are recessed into a wall by end users. Label Holder Option (+$6.00) Label holders allow the end user to identify each pocket opening. If this option is selected you will be provided the appropriate amount of clear plastic label holders with double side tape and cardboard inserts for a personalized marking for each pocket opening. Finish for Sorter Shelves (STANDARD) Finishes for sorter shelves are available in fifteen different colors at the same price for the buyer. The powder coat finish is EPA tested and endorsed. Color chips can be requested at no charge. Melamine Finish for Sorter Shell (STANDARD) The interior and exterior of the mail sorter shell is finished in a high quality decorative melamine which provides durability and appearance benefits. Custom color matching is available upon request however it typically results in an additional cost and extended lead-time. Color chips can be requested at no cost by the buyer. All exposed edges will be finished with a PVC trim that is color matched to the melamine finish. Shop our entire line of mail sorters online now or other commercial building products including apartment mailboxes and more for high-quality products at the best value.

Get Organized: Diy Wood Mail Sorter Plans and Tutorial

Hello, all my Fox Hollow Cottage friends! My name is Candace and I blog over at Vintage News Junkie. I am an Emmy Award winning former news gal who now has a DIY/Home blog chock full of fun crafts, lots of home projects, and tutorial videos to boot! If you listen close enough, you may just hear the click of the clapperboard amidst the sawing and sanding of our latest project!

It’s that time of year… time to pack up all the Christmas decor and get things organized for the new year! Doesn’t it feel good? I love getting things all cleaned up after the hustle bustle of the holidays… and today I’m starting with the big pile of mail on the kitchen table. You have a pile like this too, right??

If you follow my blog, you know I like chunky stuff! Chunky furniture, chunky jewelry, chunky peanut butter. Okay, I digress. And the more rustic the better! I searched and searched for a mail sorter that fit the bill. (no pun intended!) But just couldn’t find one… so the hubs and I decided to make one! And I’ve got the build plan so you can make one too!!

Here’s what you need to buy at the hardware store:

1- 1″ x 8′ x 10′ whitewood board3- 3/8″ x 2″ x 36″ whitewood strips3 coat hooks1 sawtooth hook (hanger)

Here are the cuts you need to make:

1- 36″ x 9¼” (back of sorter)3- 9¼” x 7″ (front facing)6- 6¼” x 2 5/8″ x 6¾” (triangle braces)7- 9¼” x 1½” (long framing)6- 4″ x 1½” (short framing)

Start by attaching your triangle braces to the back of your facings on all three pieces. These will be your mail slots. We attached all of our pieces of wood using a little wood glue and a nail to hold it in place.

Then once you have your mail slots built, attach your framing to the front. Four pieces to each mail slot.

You can go ahead and attach your extra piece of framing to the very top of your long board. That will be the top of your mail sorter. And then stain all of your pieces. You want to stain it now, because once you put it together, you won’t be able to get down in the crevases behind the mail slots.

I use a foam brush to apply my stain. I wanted a dark rich color so I went with Rustoleum stain in Dark Walnut. I applied the stain, let it sit for about 3 minutes or so and then wiped off the excess. Then once it was dry, a light sanding around the edges gives her the finish I wanted. Then it was time to put her togther!

The back of our mail sorter is 3 feet long, so to make sure our mail slots are evenly spaced, take a piece of chalk and mark on your board at 5″, 14½” and 24½”. This is where you will place your mail slots so they are evenly spaced and will allow enough room at the bottom for your hooks! Place the bottom of each mail slot on your marks and attach. We use our Ryobi AirStrike Nailer, but a good old fashion hammer and nails would do the trick too!

I’m an eye-baller when it comes to something like the hooks… I just put the hooks where I thought they looked good and drilled a couple pilot holes. Then popped the hooks in place!

A simple sawtooth hook on the back is how we hung our mail sorter. Make sure you get a stout one… your mail sorter will be heavy! So what do you think?

Chunky and rustic… just the way I like it.

6 Slot Mail Sorter Wall Attached Shelf

This was my first ever build tutorial, so if I left something out or you have any questions… let’s chat over on Facebook! I am here for YOU, friend! And if you like building things, you will love our DIY Kitchen Shutters… we made them from IKEA bed slats! I know, right?!

Or if you want something a little softer for your space… I whipped up a Ruffly Burlap Wreath that seems to be a hit! There’s even a video tutorial!! You can catch all of my video tutorials by subscribing to my YouTube channel. And be sure to follow along on Facebook and Pinterest for inspiration and DIY tutorials!

Thank you, Shannon, for inviting me to meet your friends today! It has been a blast! And I sure hope to see some of you over at Vintage News Junkie soon!

Until next time,

Candace

Get Organized: Diy Wood Mail Sorter Plans and Tutorial

6 Slot Mail Sorter Wall Attached Shelves

6 Slot Mail Sorter Wall Attached Shelves