Folder Barbara A4 tied 350 g/m² pack of 50 – tied closure, heavyweight 350gsm

Barbara A4 tied folders are made from 350 g/m² heavyweight paperboard and come in a pack of 50. Each folder is sized for A4 documents and is equipped with a tied closure that secures loose papers during storage and transport. The rigid construction helps protect documents from bending and light damage, while the tied cord provides a simple, reusable fastening method suitable for everyday office, school or archive use.

Advantages

The 350 g/m² paperboard offers increased stiffness and durability compared with standard folder thickness, reducing the risk of creasing and wear during handling. The tied closure keeps contents securely inside without adhesive or fasteners that can damage paper. Packs of 50 supply an economical quantity for teams, classrooms or filing projects, and the neutral design makes the folders suitable for professional and administrative environments.

Suitable for

• Organizing and transporting A4 reports, invoices and contracts
• Office filing and temporary document storage
• School assignments and student portfolios
• Archival short-term handling and project documentation
• Distributing paperwork at meetings and conferences

Key specifications

• Format: A4 document size compatible
• Material: heavyweight paperboard, 350 g/m²
• Closure type: tied cord closure for reusable fastening
• Pack quantity: 50 folders per pack
• Construction: single-fold folder with reinforced edges for added stiffness

How to use

Insert A4 documents into the folder so that pages lie flat within the folded edges. Gather the tied cord through the closure eyelet and make a simple bow or knot to secure the contents. For heavier stacks, align papers and fold the flap firmly before tying to minimise movement. Reuse the same closure for repeated access; the tied cord can be untied and retied as needed without damaging documents.

Usage recommendations

Store folders upright in a dry, cool environment away from direct sunlight to preserve paperboard stiffness and prevent discoloration. For long-term archival storage, consider acid-free sleeves or boxes in addition to these folders. When transporting multiple filled folders, use a box or document carrier to avoid edge damage.