Cardboard Folder Barbara A4 300 g/m², Green

Barbara Cardboard Folder A4 made from 300 g/m² board in green is designed to hold and protect A4 documents, reports and loose sheets. The rigid yet lightweight construction gives stable support for filing, transport and presentation of papers while remaining easy to carry and store. The folder's simple profile fits standard filing systems and is suitable for office, school and home use where affordable document protection is required.

Advantages

The 300 g/m² cardboard offers firm backing to prevent bending and creasing of documents. Its A4 format is compatible with standard paper sizes and printing outputs, making insertion and removal of sheets straightforward. The slim, lightweight design reduces bulk in folders and bags while providing basic protection against dust and light damage. The green finish allows quick visual differentiation between document sets without adding significant cost or weight.

Suitable for

• Organising and transporting A4 reports and presentations
• School assignments, worksheets and student portfolios
• Archiving documents for short- to medium-term storage
• Temporary protection during mailings and internal circulation

Key specifications

• Format: A4 (fits standard A4 paper)
• Material weight: 300 g/m² rigid cardboard
• Colour: green
• Construction: single-sheet stiff folder for insertion of loose papers
• Weight and thickness designed for lightweight carrying and basic document protection

How to use

Insert A4 sheets directly into the folder by sliding papers along the inner faces so they sit flat against the cardboard backing. For presentations or reports, align sheets at the top or side edge before placing into the folder to ensure an even appearance. Use multiple folders to separate subjects or projects and store them upright on shelves or inside document boxes to avoid bending. When transporting, place the folder inside a bag or case to protect from moisture and heavy pressure.

Usage recommendations

Use the folder for everyday organisation and short-term storage rather than for long-term archiving in humid conditions. Combine with plastic sleeves for documents requiring extra protection or frequent handling. Keep away from prolonged exposure to liquids and heavy loads to maintain shape and support.