Conventional file folder Oxford 100201120

The Elba Oxford 100201120 conventional A4 file folder is a translucent polypropylene (PP) organizer manufactured in France. It measures 240 mm wide and 320 mm high and features an adhesive spine label for quick identification. The folder converts into a box with a 25 mm spine using flaps clipped to the third cover, providing expandable capacity and secure document retention while allowing immediate visibility of contents through its translucent cover.

Advantages

The translucent polypropylene cover gives fast visual access to stored documents while offering durable protection. The adhesive spine label simplifies filing and retrieval. The 2-in-1 design with clipped flaps lets the folder expand into a box with a 25 mm spine for increased capacity and better document stability. Made in France, the folder combines practical features with reliable construction suitable for regular office or home use.

Suitable for

• Organising A4 documents and reports
• Short-term storage and transport of papers
• Archiving files with moderate thickness (up to 25 mm)
• Use in offices, schools, and home workspaces

Key specifications

• Brand: Elba
• Model: Oxford 100201120 (MPN M480026 FL)
• Material: Translucent polypropylene (PP)
• Size: 240 mm × 320 mm (fits A4)
• Expandable spine: 25 mm (via clipped flaps)
• Features: Adhesive spine label, translucent cover
• Country of manufacture: France
• EAN: 3045050014178

How to use

Place A4 documents into the folder and close the covers. Use the adhesive spine label to write a title or reference for easy identification on shelves. To increase capacity, clip out the flaps on the third cover and form the box shape with a 25 mm spine. Secure papers with the elastic closures as needed for transport or handling.

Usage recommendations

Store the folder upright on shelves or in boxes to maintain the spine shape; avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight to prevent material discoloration. For heavy or archival storage beyond 25 mm, consider a dedicated archive box.