Document map Eller A4 with 75 mm spine and green metal bottom edge

The Eller document map in A4 format with a 75 mm spine and green metal bottom edge is a rigid document folder designed to store, protect and organize papers. Its wide spine supports thick stacks of documents or punched files, while the reinforced green metal bottom edge increases durability and provides a stable base for shelf storage. The folder’s construction keeps pages flat and reduces wear during handling and long-term archiving.

Advantages

The rigid cover and 75 mm spine allow for high capacity storage without deformation, and the metal bottom edge protects against bending and edge damage. The A4 size fits standard documents and printed materials exactly, ensuring neat stacking and easy retrieval. The simple, uniform design facilitates labeling and shelf organization in offices, archives and home filing systems.

Suitable for

• Storing large sets of A4 documents, reports and manuals
• Archiving paperwork that requires long-term preservation
• Organizing punched files, project folders and handouts
• Shelf storage in offices, libraries and archives

Key specifications

• Format: A4
• Spine width: 75 mm
• Cover type: rigid folder
• Bottom edge: reinforced metal, green finish
• Capacity: accommodates multiple sheets and punched files up to the spine width
• Intended use: document storage and archiving

How to use

Place your A4 documents or punched files inside the folder, aligning pages so they sit flat against the inner covers. Close the folder and use the reinforced metal bottom edge as a stable base when storing the folder upright on a shelf. For stacked storage, ensure the folder is labeled on the spine or cover for quick identification. When removing documents, open the folder fully to avoid bending pages and slide papers out carefully to preserve edges.

Usage recommendations

For long-term archiving, store the folder upright on shelves in a dry, temperature-stable environment and avoid direct sunlight. Use clear spine or cover labels to identify contents and reduce handling. If transporting, keep the folder flat or supported to prevent the metal edge from catching on other items.