Document map Eller A4 format with 50 mm spine and metal bottom edge

Eller document map in A4 format with a 50 mm spine and a reinforced metal bottom edge provides a robust solution for storing and organising loose papers and punched files. The folder is designed to keep documents aligned and protected against wear at the lower edge, while the 50 mm spine allows for a significant number of sheets or inserts. The neutral design suits office, home and archive environments where practical, long-lasting document storage is required.

Advantages

The rigid 50 mm spine increases storage capacity and keeps contents flat and orderly. A reinforced metal bottom edge prevents fraying and damage to paper corners during repeated handling and shelf storage. The construction supports frequent insertion and removal of documents while maintaining structural stability. The simple form factor enables easy stacking and filing with other A4 folders and binders.

Suitable for

• Office filing of reports, invoices and correspondence
• Home records and personal documents
• Archive storage of project files and legal papers
• Use with punched documents and loose sheets for transport

Key specifications

• Format: A4
• Spine width: 50 mm
• Bottom edge: reinforced metal
• Function: document organisation and protection
• Compatibility: suitable for loose sheets and punched files

How to use

Place A4 papers or punched files inside the folder and align them against the spine to use the full capacity of the 50 mm channel. Slide documents in from the top or open edge as designed and ensure the bottom edges sit securely against the metal reinforcement. For punched files, align the holes or fasteners with the folder opening to keep pages in order. Store vertically on shelves or horizontally in stacks depending on available space.

Usage recommendations

Store the folder away from direct moisture and excessive heat to preserve the metal reinforcement and paper contents. When transporting, keep the folder upright or flat to avoid shifting pages; for heavy loads, use a box or carton for additional support.