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A drawer organizer unit is formed of four stacked rectangular cardboard panels secured together in selected areas by adhesive with fold lines permitting the insertion of lugs extending from the rear edges of the panels into retention apertures of the panel immediately therebeneath so as to permit er

A drawer organizer unit is formed of four stacked rectangular cardboard panels secured together in selected areas by adhesive with fold lines permitting the insertion of lugs extending from the rear edges of the panels into retention apertures of the panel immediately therebeneath so as to permit erection of the unit. Tear lines adjacent the side edges of the unit permit an easy reduction in the width of the unit. The erected unit has canted steplike support surfaces whereas the unit is collapsible into a flat array for storage and/or shipping.

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A drawer organizer comprising: a first relatively rigid panel of rectangular configuration including front and rear edges extending along its longer dimension, first and second spaced parallel fold lines respectively positioned parallel to and adjacent the front and rear edges of the first panel so

A drawer organizer comprising: a first relatively rigid panel of rectangular configuration including front and rear edges extending along its longer dimension, first and second spaced parallel fold lines respectively positioned parallel to and adjacent the front and rear edges of the first panel so as to divide said first panel into first, second and third areas extending the length of the longer dimension of said first panel and a plurality of retention apertures provided adjacent said first fold line; a second relatively rigid panel of rectangular configuration positioned adjacent and immediately above said first panel and including front and rear edges extending along the longer dimension of said second panel, a plurality of lugs protruding from said rear edge thereof and dimensioned and positioned to be insertable in individual ones of said plurality of retention apertures provided in said first panel, first, second and third parallel fold lines in said second rectangular panel extending parallel to the longer dimension of said second panel from rear to front respectively thereof so as to divide said second panel into first, second, third and fourth areas extending along the longer dimension thereof from rear to front and a plurality of retention apertures positioned adjacent said second fold line; a third relatively rigid panel of rectangular configuration positioned adjacent and immediately above said second panel and including front and rear edges extending along the longer dimension of said third panel, a plurality of lugs protruding from said rear edge of said second panel positioned and dimensioned to be received in individual ones of said retention apertures in said second panel, first, second and third parallel fold lines extending parallel to the longer dimension of said third panel from rear to front respectively so as to divide said third panel into first, second, third and fourth areas extending along the longer dimension from rear to front and a plurality of retention apertures positioned adjacent said second fold line; and a fourth panel of rectangular configuration including front and rear edges extending along the longer dimension of said fourth panel, a plurality of positioning lugs extending outwardly of said rear edge thereof, said positioning lugs being dimensioned and positioned so as to be insertable in individual ones of the retention apertures of said third panel; wherein said first, second, third and fourth panels each have upper and lower surfaces and further including means for securing the upper surface of the fourth area of the third panel to a forward portion of the lower surface of the second area of the fourth panel, means for securing the upper surface of the fourth area of the second panel to the lower surface of a forward portion of the second area of the third panel and means for securing the upper surface of the third area of the first panel to a forward portion of the second area of the second panel.