Document map/register Eller Eko A4 format, 50 mm spine, metal bottom edge

The Eller Eko A4 document map/register is a practical folder designed for organized storage of A4 sheets and punched documents. It features a 50 mm spine to accommodate multiple documents and a reinforced metal bottom edge that reduces wear during frequent insertion and removal. The folder supports neat stacking and easy retrieval of paperwork in office, archive, or home filing environments.

Advantages

The 50 mm spine provides increased capacity compared with slim folders while maintaining a compact profile suitable for shelf storage. The metal bottom edge adds durability where folders typically show wear, extending service life under regular handling. The construction keeps documents aligned and reduces edge damage to punched sheets, facilitating long-term document preservation and professional presentation.

Suitable for

• Office filing and everyday administrative paperwork
• Archival storage of reports and records with frequent access
• Home document organization such as warranties, manuals, and invoices
• Project folders where multiple punched documents need to be kept together

Key specifications

• Format compatibility: A4 sheets
• Spine width: 50 mm for increased document capacity
• Bottom edge: reinforced metal for improved wear resistance
• Suitable for punched documents and loose A4 sheets
• Design: upright register/map style for shelf or drawer storage

How to use

Insert A4 sheets or punched documents into the folder and align them against the spine for even stacking. Place the folder upright on a shelf or within a drawer so the reinforced metal edge bears contact with surfaces, protecting the folder base. For frequent access, label the spine for quick identification and pull the folder by the spine rather than the free edges to reduce wear.

Usage recommendations

To maximize lifespan and maintain document condition, avoid overfilling beyond the 50 mm capacity and store the folder in a dry, moderate-temperature environment. Use spine labels or color-coding to simplify retrieval and keep pages hole-punched to prevent shifting and edge damage.