Archive Box Donau PUDŁO ARCHIWIZACYJNE 80mm 80x340x297mm cardboard brown

Donau PUDŁO ARCHIWIZACYJNE archive box in brown cardboard is designed for storing and organising documents, folders and files. With overall dimensions 340 x 297 mm and an 80 mm spine, this archive box fits standard shelf systems and provides dust protection for long-term storage. The box is stackable and features a spine area suitable for labeling to keep archival material clearly identified.

Advantages

The cardboard construction offers a balance of lightweight handling and structural stability for stored documents. Its 80 mm spine allows storage of thicker files or multiple smaller folders while maintaining compact shelf footprint. The box’s rectangular shape and consistent dimensions make it suitable for stacking and efficient use of shelf space, and the visible spine area simplifies indexing and retrieval.

Suitable for

• Office archiving of invoices, reports and correspondence
• Home document organisation such as certificates and manuals
• Temporary storage during moves or office reorganisation
• Filing project folders and archived project documentation

Key specifications

• Material: brown cardboard
• External dimensions (W x D x H): 80 x 340 x 297 mm (spine width x depth x height)
• Spine width: 80 mm
• Stackable design for shelf storage
• Spine area suitable for labeling
• Protects contents from dust

How to use

Place documents, folders or files upright inside the archive box with the spine oriented for easy labeling and retrieval. Write or attach a label to the spine area to identify contents. Close the box if a lid is provided or store it open on a shelf depending on access frequency; stack multiple boxes carefully, placing heavier boxes at the bottom to maintain stability.

Usage recommendations

For long-term preservation, store the box in a cool, dry area away from direct sunlight and high humidity. Use clear, concise labels on the spine and avoid overfilling beyond the spine width to preserve the box shape and ensure safe stacking.