Cardboard Folder Elba 21421 GR grey, half front cover, pack of 50

Cardboard Folder Elba 21421 GR grey, half front cover, pack of 50 is a lightweight, economical solution for protecting and organising paper documents. Each folder is made of grey cardboard with a half-front cover that shields contents from dust and light while allowing quick access to papers. Supplied in a pack of 50, these folders are intended for everyday office, school or archive use where simple, affordable document storage and short-term transport are required. The design accepts standard paper sizes and supports neat stacking and sorting on shelves or in boxes.

Advantages

The folder combines low weight with sufficient stiffness for routine handling and transport. The half-front cover offers a balance between protection and accessibility, enabling users to identify and remove documents without fully opening the folder. Sold in a multi-pack, the product reduces per-unit cost and ensures a consistent appearance across multiple files. The neutral grey colour minimises visual distraction and allows easy labelling or attaching of external tabs.

Suitable for

• Office filing and temporary document storage
• School assignments, coursework and student handouts
• Archive sorting of records to be filed or digitised
• Transporting papers between meetings or locations

Key specifications

• Material: cardboard
• Colour: grey
• Cover type: half front cover
• Pack quantity: 50 pieces
• Compatible with standard A4 and similar paper sizes
• Lightweight design for easy handling and mailing

How to use

Insert documents into the folder by sliding pages under the half-front cover and aligning them with the folder spine. For transport, stack folders flat or place them upright in a box or shelf to prevent bending. Label the exterior with a pencil, pen or adhesive label on the front or spine to identify contents. When filing multiple folders, group them by subject or date to simplify retrieval.

Usage recommendations

For longer-term storage, consider using additional protective covers or storing folders inside archival boxes to reduce exposure to moisture and light. Avoid overfilling the folder to maintain its shape and ensure the half-front cover continues to protect the documents effectively.