Folder with elastic closure Grand A4 Kraftliner — single piece, cardboard document holder

Folder with elastic closure Grand A4 Kraftliner is a single-piece cardboard document holder designed to store and transport A4 papers, reports and documents. Constructed from kraftliner cardboard, this folder keeps loose sheets together while the elastic band secures the contents during handling and transit. The simple, functional design suits everyday office, school and home use for temporary filing, presentations or document transport.

Advantages

The kraftliner material provides a balance of lightweight handling and durable surface protection for paper documents. The integrated elastic closure prevents accidental opening and loss of sheets without adding bulk. Being a single-piece cardboard holder, it is easy to label or annotate on the exterior and fits standard A4 filing and storage systems. The neutral appearance is practical for multiple environments and reduces the need for additional fasteners or clips.

Suitable for

• Organising and transporting A4 reports and loose sheets
• School assignments, student portfolios and class handouts
• Temporary presentation materials and meeting documents
• Home paperwork, bills and household records

Key specifications

• Format compatibility: A4 papers (210 × 297 mm)
• Material: kraftliner cardboard
• Closure type: elastic band
• Product type: single-piece document folder / holder
• Typical capacity: holds multiple loose sheets for temporary storage and transport

How to use

Place A4 documents inside the folder so the papers lie flat against the interior panels. Fold the single-piece cardboard along the pre-scored edges to form the holder, then secure the elastic band around the folder to keep contents closed. For presentations or handing over documents, label the exterior surface with a marker or adhesive label to indicate the folder contents. Store horizontally or vertically in standard A4 storage racks or shelves.

Usage recommendations

To extend service life, avoid prolonged exposure to moisture and excessive weight; use the folder for short-term filing, transport and presentation rather than long-term archival storage. When carrying multiple folders, stack them flat to prevent bending of documents.