Lab Organization Made Simple is the line on the front page. Clear, here, does not mean a bare bench, and it does not mean a styled one. It means the next person can see what belongs where.
For the filters in the shop, that is a label with membrane, pore, diameter, and pack size. For a tip box, it is a place that actually fits the box, on the shelf where the work happens. For a tool, it is within reach of the job, not in a drawer that has to be searched.
None of that needs a new kind of laboratory. It needs the listing to answer the question you came with, and the object to fit the place you have. If either of those is still open, the contact page is the next step, not a guess at the thumbnail.
The notes in Choosing filters are the filter half of that. This category is the bench half. Both are about the same pause: work stopping while someone works out which thing they are holding.