D.Rect presentation folder with 20 clear pockets, blue – D.Rect model 447702

D.Rect presentation folder model 447702 in blue is designed to store and present A4 documents in 20 transparent pockets. The folder keeps papers protected from dirt and creasing while allowing quick access to individual sheets. Its slim, lightweight profile supports everyday office use, sales meetings, and document archiving without adding bulk to briefcases or shelves.

Advantages

The folder provides organised storage for up to 20 A4 sheets in individual clear pockets that protect and display documents. Its transparent pockets make it easy to locate and show single pages without removing them, improving efficiency during meetings and presentations. The compact and lightweight construction minimises storage needs and transport weight while maintaining document protection against fingerprints, dust and minor spills.

Suitable for

• Sales presentations and client meetings
• Office filing of offers, invoices and reports
• Student portfolios and project submissions
• Archiving frequently referenced documents

Key specifications

• Capacity: 20 clear plastic pockets for individual A4 sheets
• Document size compatibility: A4
• Cover colour: blue
• Construction: slim, lightweight folder designed for portability
• Pocket type: transparent, single-sheet pockets for easy viewing

How to use

Insert A4 sheets into the transparent pockets one at a time, ensuring each document sits flat to prevent curling. Arrange pages in the desired order before inserting to maintain organised presentation flow. For meetings or displays, open the folder to the appropriate pocket and turn pages directly within the pockets to avoid smudging. Store the folder upright on a shelf or in a briefcase to keep contents flat and accessible.

Usage recommendations

For prolonged document protection, avoid overfilling pockets and keep the folder away from direct heat or sunlight. Use the folder to separate different document sets by inserting labelled divider sheets at the beginning of each group to improve retrieval during presentations or archival searches.