Archive box Fellowes 150-00619, 260 x 80 x 315 mm, grey-white, document storage

Fellowes archive box 150-00619 is a rigid document storage solution sized 260 x 80 x 315 mm in a grey-white finish. It is designed for organised archiving and short-term storage of files, folders and paperwork. The compact rectangular shape fits standard office shelves and cabinets, allows neat stacking and provides visible sides for labelling and quick identification of contents.

Advantages

The rigid construction provides stable protection for documents and prevents bending or crushing during handling. Its compact dimensions make it suitable for slim shelf spaces while still accommodating multiple folders or a stack of documents. The neutral grey-white colour supports discreet integration into office interiors and makes written or printed labels easy to read. The box is lightweight yet sturdy, enabling convenient repositioning without heavy lifting.

Suitable for

• Short-term storage of active project files
• Archiving invoices, receipts and correspondence
• Organising folders on office shelves or in cabinets
• Storing manuals, reports and A4 documents

Key specifications

• External dimensions: 260 x 80 x 315 mm (width x height x depth)
• Colour: grey-white
• Construction: rigid board for structural stability
• Capacity: suitable for A4 documents and standard office folders
• Design: rectangular, stackable with labelling area on the side

How to use

Place the archive box on a stable shelf or inside a cabinet. Insert documents upright or flat depending on folder thickness, leaving sufficient space to close the lid or top if applicable. Use permanent or removable labels on the side labelling area to indicate contents, date ranges or department names. Stack multiple boxes evenly, ensuring weight is distributed to avoid deformation of boxes at the bottom.

Usage recommendations

Store the box in a dry, cool environment away from direct sunlight and moisture to preserve paper condition. For long-term archiving, combine with acid-free folders or sleeves. Avoid overloading beyond the box’s capacity to maintain structural integrity and ease of retrieval.