Cardboard Document Folder Barbara A4 250 g/m² Tied White

The Cardboard Document Folder Barbara A4 250 g/m² Tied White is a rigid A4 folder made from 250 g/m² white board designed to store and transport papers safely. Its tied fastening secures documents inside while the stiff board provides protection against bending and light damage. The folder is lightweight yet sturdy, intended for office filing, archiving, presentations and correspondence that require a simple protective cover.

Advantages

This A4 document folder combines a high grammage board with a tied closure to keep contents in place during handling and transport. The 250 g/m² board gives the cover rigidity to reduce the risk of creasing while remaining compact and easy to store. The tied fastening is simple to use and avoids metal parts that can snag or damage papers. The white surface provides a neutral, professional look and is suitable for labeling or adding identification stickers.

Suitable for

• Office filing and day-to-day document storage
• Archiving papers that need flat support
• Presentations and meetings where a lightweight protective cover is required
• Sending correspondence that should remain uncreased

Key specifications

• Format: A4 (sized for standard A4 paper)
• Material: white cardboard board
• Board weight: 250 g/m² for increased rigidity
• Closure type: tied fastening to secure contents
• Color: white
• Design: single-fold folder with attached ties

How to use

Place A4 documents inside the folder so that edges align with the cover. Fold the folder closed and secure the tied fastening by threading and tying the cord to hold the contents in place. For best results, avoid overfilling beyond the board’s capacity; distribute papers evenly to maintain flatness and prevent bulging. Use the white surface for labeling with adhesive labels or soft-marking pens suitable for coated board.

Usage recommendations

Store the folder flat or upright in a dry environment to prevent warping. When transporting, keep the folder inside a bag or briefcase to reduce exposure to moisture and direct sunlight. For archival storage, consider combining the folder with acid-free interleaving sheets if long-term preservation is required.