Folder with elastic closure A4 Barbara cardboard 250 g/m² white pack of 25

Folder with elastic closure A4 Barbara cardboard 250 g/m² white pack of 25 is a set of slim, durable document folders designed for storing and transporting A4 papers. Made from 250 g/m² cardboard, each folder has an elastic closure that keeps documents secure and reduces the risk of pages slipping out or becoming bent during handling and transport. The white finish offers a neutral, professional appearance suitable for office, school or home use; the pack of 25 provides a consistent supply for teams or bulk filing needs.

Advantages

The cardboard construction at 250 g/m² provides a balance of stiffness and lightness, protecting documents from folding while remaining easy to carry. The elastic closure is simple to use and holds document sets together without adding bulk. A uniform white colour supports clear labelling and sorting, and the pack quantity of 25 ensures availability for multiple users or regular filing tasks.

Suitable for

• Organising and transporting A4 reports, assignments and loose sheets
• School use for students and teachers to keep handouts and homework protected
• Office filing for short-term document handling, meetings and presentations
• Archiving or distributing printed materials in events or training sessions

Key specifications

• Format: A4 document size compatibility
• Material weight: 250 g/m² cardboard for enhanced stiffness
• Closure type: elastic band closure to secure content
• Colour: white finish for easy labelling
• Pack quantity: 25 folders per pack

How to use

Insert A4 papers into the folder so that edges align with the folder borders. Gather the inserted documents and stretch the elastic band around the folder to fasten contents securely. For thicker document sets, ensure papers are stacked evenly before closing the elastic to avoid creasing. Store folders upright on shelves or in boxes to keep them flat and protected from moisture.

Usage recommendations

To maintain folder shape and longevity, avoid overfilling beyond the cardboard capacity and keep folders dry. Use a label or marker on the outside for quick identification; for long-term storage, place folders in a dry, ventilated area away from direct sunlight.