File Storage Box Fellowes 0028501 Blue White

The Fellowes 0028501 file storage box in blue and white is designed to help maintain an orderly workspace and store documents reliably. With compact external dimensions of 206 x 265 x 327 mm and a lightweight construction of around 260 g, this box provides a practical solution for temporary or long-term document storage. The combination of blue and white colors offers a neutral, office-friendly appearance that integrates with most shelving and desk arrangements.

Advantages

The box is lightweight and easy to handle while remaining sufficiently rigid for stacking and repositioning. Its compact footprint makes it suitable for use on shelves, under desks, or inside cabinets without occupying excessive space. The two-color design improves visual identification of stored contents and contributes to a uniform office look. Made by an established brand, the product is intended for straightforward document organization and efficient retrieval.

Suitable for

• Storage of A4 documents, folders and loose papers
• Office shelving, archive racks and desk storage
• Home paperwork organization and small business record keeping
• Temporary transport of documents between rooms or sites

Key specifications

• External dimensions: 206 x 265 x 327 mm
• Weight: approximately 260 g
• Color: blue and white
• Form factor: rectangular document storage box
• Material type: lightweight rigid material suitable for paper storage

How to use

Place the file storage box on a stable surface such as a shelf, cabinet or desk. Arrange documents inside the box in folders or upright stacks to maximize capacity and maintain order. When moving the box, lift with both hands and avoid overfilling to prevent deformation or damage. For stacked storage, align boxes evenly to distribute weight and maintain stability.

Usage recommendations

Keep the box away from prolonged exposure to direct sunlight and moisture to preserve its shape and color. Use labels on the front or the side to mark contents for faster retrieval and consider grouping related documents by color or subject for improved organization.