Folder with elastic band Donau FEP10, cardboard A4, 400 gsm, 3-flap, blue check

Donau FEP10 is a cardboard A4 folder with an elastic band closure, manufactured from sturdy 400 gsm board and designed with three internal flaps to separate and protect documents. The folder’s blue check pattern offers quick visual identification while the elastic keeps documents compact during transport or storage. It is intended for organising A4 papers, providing a balance of rigidity and flexibility for everyday office, school and home use.

Advantages

The folder combines a heavy-duty 400 gsm cardboard construction with a secure elastic band closure to prevent accidental opening and keep contents flat. Three internal flaps allow for simple separation of documents without additional inserts, while the patterned surface aids in quick recognition among other files. The A4 format fits standard documents and the lightweight construction supports easy handling and stacking.

Suitable for

• Organising and transporting A4 documents in offices
• School assignments, handouts and project papers
• Home paperwork such as bills, guarantees and receipts
• Archiving short-term records and separated file groups

Key specifications

• Format: A4 document size compatible
• Material: 400 gsm cardboard for increased stiffness and protection
• Closure: Elastic band to secure contents
• Internal design: Three internal flaps for separating documents
• Surface: Blue check patterned finish for visual identification
• Use: Lightweight and stackable for storage and transport

How to use

Place A4 documents inside the folder and arrange them behind the internal flaps according to category or priority. Fold the cover closed and stretch the elastic band over the folder to keep contents secure. For stacking or filing, lay folders flat or place them upright on a shelf. Avoid overfilling beyond the capacity of the flaps to maintain closure effectiveness and avoid deforming the cardboard.

Usage recommendations

Store the folder in a dry environment away from direct moisture and excessive heat to preserve the cardboard stiffness and elastic band elasticity. For frequent handling, consider using the folder for short-term storage or active projects rather than long-term archiving to maintain appearance and function.