File organizer Elba A4 85 mm black, model 80418

Elba A4 file organizer with an 85 mm spine in black, model 80418, is designed to store and protect A4 papers, folders and reports. The rigid spine keeps the organizer upright on shelves, while the visible label area on the spine allows clear identification of contents. Constructed for repeated use in office, home or archive environments, this organizer helps keep project documents and reference materials accessible and protected from wear.

Advantages

The organiser combines a firm, straight spine with a durable outer cover to resist bending and maintain shape during handling and shelving. A dedicated clear labeling area on the spine makes it simple to identify files without removing them from the shelf. The 85 mm spine provides significant capacity for grouped documents, and the neutral black finish integrates with standard office furniture and archive systems.

Suitable for

• Storage of A4 report sets, contracts and manuals
• Organising project documentation and meeting files
• Archiving administrative records on shelves
• Home paperwork and personal document filing

Key specifications

• Format: A4 document size
• Spine width: 85 mm
• Colour: Black
• Spine type: Firm, upright-supporting spine
• Label area: Clear identification window on the spine
• Construction: Durable cover designed for repeated use

How to use

Insert A4 papers, punched folders or loose documents into the organiser so they rest evenly along the spine. Use the label area on the spine to enter a descriptive title or reference for quick identification on the shelf. Place the organiser upright on shelving or in cabinets; the firm spine supports stable storage and easy removal. For best results, distribute contents evenly to avoid imbalance when pulling from or returning to the shelf.

Usage recommendations

Store the file organiser in a dry, stable environment away from direct sunlight and excessive humidity to maintain shape and avoid discoloration. Periodically check and replace labels to keep indexing accurate if contents change frequently. For long-term archiving, ensure documents are clean and dry before insertion to prevent deterioration.