Storage/Archiving container ESSELTE Archiving Container FSC Front open, 540×258×360 mm, white

ESSELTE Archiving Container FSC Front open is a white archival storage container designed for long-term document storage and transport. With external dimensions of 540 × 258 × 360 mm, the front-open design gives quick access to archive boxes and folders without removing the container from the shelf. Constructed from FSC®-certified corrugated board and supplied as a single piece per pack, this container is intended for repeated use in office, archive and storage environments and supports sustainable document management.

Advantages

The front-opening lid provides convenient access to contents while the double side walls and reinforced bottom deliver stable, stackable construction. The container can accommodate multiple archive boxes and includes special connecting tabs to prevent sliding when stacked. Manual assembly is straightforward using printed instructions on the board. Made from 100% recycled corrugated board and fully recyclable, it combines practical storage functionality with certified sustainable sourcing.

Suitable for

• Long-term document archiving in offices and records rooms
• Organising and transporting files between departments
• Stacked storage on shelves and in archive cabinets
• Temporary storage during moves or reorganisation

Key specifications

• External dimensions: 540 × 258 × 360 mm (W × H × D)
• Front-open design with integrated lid for access
• Material: corrugated board made from 100% recycled fibres, FSC® certified
• Colour: white
• Capacity: fits six archive boxes size 80 or five archive boxes size 100
• Stackable design with connecting tabs and reinforced double walls and bottom
• Supplied as one piece per pack; manual assembly required

How to use

Assemble the container following the printed instructions on the board. Place archive boxes or folders inside through the front opening; the integrated lid allows you to add or remove boxes without lifting the container from a shelf. When stacking, align the connecting tabs so adjacent containers interlock and ensure even weight distribution to maintain stability. Use the reinforced base for heavier document loads and avoid exceeding typical archive box weight limits.

Usage recommendations

Store the container on flat, stable shelving in a dry environment to preserve both contents and board strength. For long-term archival storage, keep documents in acid-free folders inside archive boxes before placing them in the container. Do not expose to prolonged moisture or direct sunlight; when stacking multiple filled containers, secure the bottom layer and check that connecting tabs are engaged.