Box file ESSELTE Vivida for 300 sheets, Blue, Polypropylene, 260×25×330 mm

ESSELTE Vivida box file in blue is a polypropylene (PP) document storage binder designed to hold up to 300 sheets. With compact external dimensions of 260 × 25 × 330 mm, this folder provides organized archive storage, a reinforced spine and a labelled spine area for quick identification on shelves. The durable PP construction offers resistance to moisture and everyday wear, making it suitable for regular office use and long-term paper protection.

Advantages

The box file is lightweight yet sturdy due to its polypropylene material, combining good dimensional stability with water resistance. An integrated spine label area simplifies document identification while the slim profile allows efficient shelf placement and space-saving storage. The unit is easy to handle and maintain, suitable for frequent retrieval and re-shelving of documents.

Suitable for

• Office filing and archiving of reports, invoices and correspondence
• Home paperwork organisation, manuals and warranties
• Project folders where up to 300 sheets need to be kept together
• Long-term storage of documents that require protection from dust and light handling

Key specifications

• Material: polypropylene (PP)
• Capacity: up to 300 sheets
• Colour: blue
• External dimensions: 260 × 25 × 330 mm
• Spine label area for identification
• Durability: moisture-resistant and wear-resistant construction

How to use

Place documents inside the box file, aligning paper stacks evenly to avoid overfilling. Use the spine label area to write a clear title or category for quick retrieval. Store the box file upright on a shelf or flat in a drawer depending on available space; the slim profile allows efficient use of shelving. Clean the surface with a soft cloth if necessary and avoid placing heavy items on top to preserve shape.

Usage recommendations

For better organisation, group related documents by date or category and update the spine label when the contents change. Keep the file in a dry environment and avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight to maintain colour and material integrity.