Folder Elba A4 manilla cardboard 250 g/m² orange – pack of 100

Elba A4 manilla cardboard folders in orange, sold in a pack of 100, are designed to store and transport A4 documents. Made from 250 g/m² manilla cardboard, each folder offers a balance of lightweight handling and sufficient stiffness for everyday office use. The plain surface provides space for labels or notes, while the bright orange color helps with quick visual identification and color-coded filing systems.

Advantages

The 250 g/m² manilla cardboard construction provides reliable protection against bending and creasing while remaining easy to handle. A pack of 100 ensures consistent supply for high-volume filing, distribution, or administrative tasks. The uniform orange finish simplifies visual sorting and reduces time spent searching for documents. These folders are recyclable and suitable for routine office environments where cost-effective, simple document containment is required.

Suitable for

• Office filing and daily administrative document storage
• Archival storage of unbound A4 papers
• Document distribution and handouts for meetings or events
• Color-coded organization and project separation

Key specifications

• Format: A4 (sized for standard A4 sheets)
• Material: manilla cardboard
• Material weight: 250 g/m²
• Color: orange
• Quantity: pack of 100 folders
• Surface: plain, writable and label-friendly

How to use

Insert unbound A4 documents directly into the folder, aligning sheets with the fold edge if present to keep contents neat. Use adhesive labels, a marker, or a label holder on the plain surface to identify the folder contents. Stack folders vertically in shelving or horizontally in boxes for transport; the 250 g/m² cardboard resists common handling stresses during daily use. When distributing documents at meetings, place papers inside the folder and hand to recipients to keep materials organized and protected.

Usage recommendations

Store folders in a dry environment away from prolonged exposure to direct sunlight to prevent fading and moisture-related deformation. For long-term archival use, avoid overfilling and consider using archival-grade sleeves for particularly important documents. Recycle folders according to local paper and cardboard recycling guidelines when no longer needed.