Folder Elba A4 80mm green, PP cover with paper lining (model 100202158)

Elba A4 folder with an 80 mm spine combines a polypropylene outer cover and a paper lining to store and organise larger document sets. Designed for A4 paperwork, the folder holds multiple documents, reports and reference materials while keeping them accessible and protected. The green colour offers a clear visual cue for filing systems and makes it easy to identify content at a glance.

Advantages

The polypropylene (PP) outer cover provides moisture resistance and surface durability, while the paper lining offers a matte, professional appearance and stable internal support. The 80 mm spine increases capacity for thicker document collections, making it suitable for long-term storage and transportation. The A4 format ensures compatibility with standard sheets and inserts used in offices, schools and home filing.

Suitable for

• Organising large reports, dossiers or project files
• Storing training materials, manuals and reference documents
• School coursework, assignments and student portfolios
• Archiving paperwork where moderate protection and a neat appearance are required

Key specifications

• Format: A4
• Spine width: 80 mm
• Outer material: polypropylene (PP)
• Inner lining: paper
• Colour: green
• Capacity: suitable for thick document sets and multiple punched or loose sheets

How to use

Place A4 documents inside the folder by aligning sheets with the spine and closing the cover to secure them. Use internal fasteners or inserts compatible with A4 folders if available to keep punched documents in place; otherwise store loose sheets neatly and avoid overfilling beyond the 80 mm spine capacity. Label the spine or cover to ease identification and stack or shelve the folder upright to maintain shape and protect contents during transport.

Usage recommendations

For prolonged use, avoid exposing the folder to excessive moisture or direct sunlight to preserve the paper lining and colour. When storing heavy or frequently consulted materials, check periodically that the spine is not overstressed and redistribute contents into additional folders if needed.