Cardboard Dividers Esselte Multi-coloured 10 pc(s)

Esselte Multi-coloured Cardboard Dividers provide a practical solution for organizing A4 documents. Each pack contains 10 durable cardboard dividers sized 225 mm by 297 mm, designed to fit standard A4 folders and binders. The set uses distinct colours to create a straightforward colour-coding system that helps locate sections quickly and maintain a tidy filing system for everyday use at home or in the office.

Advantages

These dividers combine sturdy cardboard construction with a compact, standard A4-compatible size, offering resistance to regular handling while remaining lightweight. The multi-coloured design enables fast visual separation of sections and improves document retrieval. The plain, full-sheet format maximizes writing or labelling space without protruding tabs, suitable for users who prefer tab-free, colour-based organization.

Suitable for

• Organising A4 documents in folders and binders
• Colour-coding reports, projects and subject files
• Home filing systems such as invoices, manuals and receipts
• Office records, meeting notes and training materials
• Temporary sorting during document review or distribution

Key specifications

• Quantity per pack: 10 dividers
• Material: durable cardboard
• Size: 225 mm × 297 mm (suitable for A4 format)
• Design: multi-coloured sheets for colour coding
• Format: full-sheet dividers without tabs

How to use

Place the dividers between groups of A4 documents within a folder or binder to separate sections. Use the different colours to assign categories, subjects or chronological order, and write or attach labels directly on the cardboard surface if additional identification is needed. For frequent access, position frequently used sections near the front and rotate colours to maintain a consistent system across multiple folders.

Usage recommendations

Store dividers flat and away from moisture to preserve cardboard stiffness. For longer-term archives or heavy handling, consider reinforcing the edge with adhesive tape or using plastic sheet protectors to reduce wear. Combine colour coding with simple labels to improve clarity in shared filing systems.