Cardboard Document Folder Barbara A4 280 g/m² White, Tied Fastening

Barbara cardboard document folder for A4 papers is made from 280 g/m² white cardboard and is designed to store and transport loose sheets, invoices, contracts and project materials. The tied fastening keeps the folder closed during handling and transport while the lightweight construction provides practical protection without adding bulk. The neutral white finish is suitable for office, home and archive environments where simple, durable document protection is required.

Advantages

This A4 folder combines medium-weight cardboard with a tied fastening to provide secure closure and reliable protection for paper documents. The 280 g/m² material offers resistance to creasing and everyday wear while remaining lightweight for easy handling. The tied fastening allows adjustable closure for varying document thicknesses and reduces the risk of loose sheets falling out during movement. Its plain white surface is suitable for labeling or filing in color-coded systems.

Suitable for

• Storing invoices, receipts and purchase documents
• Organizing contracts, reports and project files
• Archiving paperwork in offices or at home
• Transporting documents between meetings or sites

Key specifications

• Format: fits A4 papers
• Material: white cardboard, 280 g/m²
• Closure: tied fastening for adjustable secure closure
• Color: white
• Weight class: medium-weight protective folder

How to use

Place A4 sheets inside the folder and align them with the edges. Gather the covers together and wrap the tie around the fastening tabs, adjusting the knot to secure the contents. For thicker document sets, fold the tie accordingly to achieve a snug closure. Store horizontally on a shelf or vertically in a filing rack; avoid exposing the folder to prolonged moisture to maintain the cardboard's structural properties.

Usage recommendations

For long-term storage or archival use, insert documents into protective sleeves before placing them in the folder to reduce direct contact with the cardboard. When transporting heavy stacks, support the folder from the bottom to prevent bending.