Folder with 1-Edge Fold Barbara A4 250 g/m² pack of 50 – Barbara BARB0038

Barbara A4 folder with a single edge fold is manufactured from 250 g/m² paper and supplied in a pack of 50 pieces. The folder is designed to protect and organize A4 documents with a simple folded spine that keeps sheets secure while remaining lightweight. Its rigid paper construction provides basic protection against creases and surface wear, making it suitable for everyday office, school and archiving tasks where a low-cost, recyclable solution is preferred.

Advantages

The single-edge fold design allows easy insertion and removal of documents while maintaining a compact profile suitable for storage and transport. At 250 g/m² the paper offers enhanced stiffness compared with standard copy paper, improving resistance to bending and providing a flat presentation surface. Supplied in a pack of 50, the product offers consistent material quality across multiple folders and reduces the need for frequent reordering.

Suitable for

• Organizing and storing A4 reports, letters and handouts
• Presentation covers for meetings and handouts
• School assignments, student portfolios and classroom distribution
• Short-term archiving and document circulation within offices

Key specifications

• Format: A4
• Material weight: 250 g/m² paper
• Construction: single edge fold (one-fold) design
• Pack quantity: 50 pieces per pack
• Finish: uncoated rigid paper suitable for writing and printing on outer surface

How to use

Place documents inside the folder by opening the folded edge and sliding A4 sheets into the pocket created by the fold. Align paper edges before closing to ensure even protection and a neat presentation. Use the folder as a temporary cover or for short-term storage; avoid overfilling beyond the fold capacity to prevent deformation. The outer surface can be labelled with a pen or adhesive label for quick identification.

Usage recommendations

Store folders flat in a dry environment to preserve stiffness and prevent moisture damage. For longer-term archiving or heavy document sets, consider combining the folder with a stiff backing board or using archival sleeves to improve protection.