Folder Elba A4 Manilla Cardboard Blue 250 g/m² 100 pcs

Elba A4 Manilla Cardboard Blue folders are made of 250 g/m² card stock and supplied in a pack of 100 pieces. Designed for organising, transporting and protecting A4 paper documents, these folders combine sufficient stiffness with lightweight handling to suit everyday filing needs in offices, schools and home environments. The blue colour provides clear visual identification while the manilla finish offers a smooth surface suitable for labelling.

Advantages

The 250 g/m² card stock delivers a durable yet flexible cover that resists bending during handling and storage. A pack of 100 ensures consistent supply for bulk filing, classroom distribution or office re-stocking. The folders are lightweight for easy transport and have a plain surface that accepts adhesive labels, pens and stamps. The standard A4 size fits documents without folding and the manilla construction maintains document flatness.

Suitable for

• Organising office correspondence, reports and invoices
• School handouts, student portfolios and classroom distribution
• Archiving and short-term document storage
• Presentations and client paperwork transport
• Home document sorting such as manuals, receipts and certificates

Key specifications

• Format: A4 (fits standard A4 paper without folding)
• Material: manilla cardboard
• Weight/thickness: 250 g/m²
• Colour: blue
• Quantity: 100 pieces per pack
• Finish: smooth surface for labelling and writing

How to use

Insert A4 documents into the folder by placing papers inside the folded cover so the spine aligns with the document edge. Use adhesive labels or write directly on the cover to identify contents. Store folders upright on shelves, in filing boxes or in document trays to minimise bending. For transport, place folders flat inside a bag or carrier to prevent edge wear.

Usage recommendations

For longer-term storage, combine these folders with labelled archive boxes or plastic sleeves for individual documents to reduce dust and moisture exposure. Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight to preserve colour and strength of the cardboard.