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Mail slots, drawer modules and a planter top in one desk-side run — so staff sort at the desk instead of walking to the mail room. Built for hospital staff offices, ward desks and admin areas where internal post, forms and personal storage all land in the same place.
The combination is planned module by module: a slot block for the team, drawers for stationery and forms, and a planter top that keeps the divider line visually soft.

Materials
Body and fronts:steel, powder-coated finish
Planter top:sealed top with perforated rim
Locks:per slot door and drawer
Base:plinth base or levelling feet
Features
Lockable mail slots with name plates
Drawer modules for forms and stationery
Planter top with sealed tray
Mixed modules in one continuous run
Shared plinth and aligned fronts
Matches the desk-side divider family

Product Advantage
Sort at the desk. Internal post reaches the team where they work.
One run, three functions. Slots, drawers and planting in the same footprint.
Named, not guessed. Name plates end the "whose slot" question.
Drawers for the paper that never files. Forms and stationery stay at the desk.
Keeps the office uncluttered. Closed fronts hide the working mess.
Solution to the Pain Point
Pain point in staff offices How this cabinet answers it
Staff walk to the mail room for internal post Slots at the desk-side run
Forms and stationery pile up on the desk Drawer modules in the same run
Slot allocation is unclear Name plate per slot
Divider line looks heavy Planter top softens the run
Extra staff later have nowhere to sort Same module for extension

Design Philosophy
Put the mail where the team sits. The combination treats sorting, stationery and planting as one desk-side unit, so the run does three jobs in the metres a divider would occupy anyway.
Design Details
Module mix:slot block, drawer block and planter top
Slot geometry:A4 and envelope sizes
Name plate:holder per slot
Drawer front:flush, label holder
Plinth:continuous line
Planter:perforated rim, sealed tray

| Attribute | Value | Attribute | Value |
|---|---|---|---|
| Product | Desk-Side Mail Cabinet Combination | Slots | |
| Material | Steel, powder-coated | Drawers | |
| Planter top | Slot internal (W×H) | ||
| Overall dimensions (W×D×H) | Colour | ||
| Base | Plinth or levelling feet | Custom sizes | Available |
| Application | Hospital staff office, ward desk, admin area | MOQ | |
| Installation | Flat-packed or pre-assembled | Lead time |

Guangdong Hongye Furniture Group Co., Ltd. (HONGYE) is a commercial furniture manufacturer founded in 1996, headquartered in Heshan, Jiangmen, Guangdong, China. Over 30 years the company has built six product lines — hotel, office, healthcare, education, apartment and banking furniture — so a hospital project can be furnished from one factory rather than assembled from several suppliers.
The production facility covers 300,000 m² with 10+ production lines, 40,000 m² of exhibition space and 1,000+ skilled workers. Core equipment includes German HOMAG edge-banding lines and Italian BACCI five-axis CNC machining centres, with panel processing, solid wood joinery, metal fabrication, upholstery, stone cutting and finishing integrated under one roof.
HONGYE has completed more than 1,000 commercial furniture projects across 50+ countries and regions. International references include Alibaba Headquarters, Holiday Inn in America, Four Seasons in Saudi Arabia, Charterhouse Lagos in Nigeria, a behavioural health unit in Saudi Arabia and a dementia care facility in Singapore.
Quality is verified through 8 international certifications: ISO 9001 (Quality Management), ISO 14001 (Environmental Management), BIFMA, GREENGUARD, SGS, CE, CARB P2 and FSC. Products are tested for durability, safety and low chemical emissions to meet contract-grade standards in global markets.



Company Introduction and Advantages
Slot blocks, drawer modules and steel bodies are produced in HONGYE's own metal fabrication line, which is what makes a mixed-module run practical in one order — see §0.1. The same plant supplies the hospital's lockers and storage walls, keeping finish consistent across the floor.







Delivery & Returns
Production:built to the approved module mix
Shipping terms:(FOB / CIF / DDP quoted on request)
Packing:export carton with corner protection, loading plan provided
Documents:packing list, commercial invoice and module schedule
Returns:transit damage replaced against carrier evidence ;custom modules non-returnable
FAQ
Can we have slots without drawers? Yes, the module mix is set at order stage.
Are the slots lockable individually? Lock options are confirmed per slot block .
Can the run be extended for extra staff? Yes, the same module is used for extensions.
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