Envelope folder Daiber 16019

The Daiber 16019 envelope folder is a set of 100 white cardboard folders designed to store, protect and present documents with a clean, professional appearance. Each folder is made from durable white cardboard that resists creasing and provides a neutral background for papers, photographs or printed materials. The pack is intended for office environments, educational settings and home use where simple, reliable document protection is required.

Advantages

These envelope folders combine a plain white aesthetic with sturdy cardboard construction to deliver consistent protection for documents. The single-color finish makes them suitable for formal correspondence and presentations, while the robust material helps prevent bending and minor damage during handling and storage. Supplied in a practical bulk pack of 100, they are convenient for workplaces and projects that require multiple folders at once.

Suitable for

• Organizing and storing A4 documents, certificates and printed materials
• Preparing presentation materials and handouts for meetings or classes
• Mailing or delivering documents that require a simple, professional enclosure
• Archiving papers in folders before long-term storage

Key specifications

• Material: white cardboard
• Colour: white
• Pack quantity: 100 folders
• Format compatibility: standard A4 documents
• Finish: plain, matte surface suitable for labelling

How to use

Insert loose sheets, photographs or printed booklets into the folder so that the edges align with the folder opening. For presentations, place title pages or cover sheets on top for immediate identification. If required, label the outside surface with a pencil, pen or adhesive label; the matte cardboard surface supports most common writing instruments. Store filled folders standing upright in document storage boxes, shelf compartments or filing cabinets to minimize bending and maintain a neat appearance.

Usage recommendations

To preserve the folders and their contents, avoid exposing them to prolonged moisture or direct sunlight. Use archival sleeves for long-term storage of photographs or important originals, and consider grouping related documents together in separate folders to simplify retrieval.