Hanging folder Leitz 20940015 A4 Cardboard Yellow

The Leitz 20940015 hanging folder for A4 documents is a durable cardboard folder in a vivid yellow finish designed to fit standard filing systems. Its compact dimensions (approx. 265 mm width × 318 mm depth × 2 mm height) provide sufficient capacity for organizing papers while minimizing shelf space. The product carries the Blue Angel environmental certification, indicating that it meets recognized criteria for reduced environmental impact and sustainable material sourcing.

Advantages

This hanging folder is manufactured from sturdy cardboard that balances light weight with reliable support for documents. The yellow colour improves visibility in filing cabinets and storage boxes, helping to locate folders quickly. Its dimensions are compatible with A4 paperwork and standard filing rails, and the slim 2 mm profile makes it suitable for both single-folder use and stacking multiple folders without excessive bulk. The Blue Angel certification confirms eco-conscious production and material selection.

Suitable for

• Office filing cabinets with A4 hanging rails
• Home offices for organising invoices, contracts and reports
• Archival sorting and short-term document storage
• Colour-coded filing systems to improve retrieval

Key specifications

• Format compatibility: A4 documents
• Material: durable cardboard
• Colour: yellow
• Approximate dimensions: 265 mm (width) × 318 mm (depth) × 2 mm (height)
• Environmental standard: Blue Angel certified

How to use

Place A4 documents inside the folder, aligning papers to the inner base so that pages hang freely when the folder is suspended. Attach the folder to standard filing rails in cabinets or storage boxes; check that the hanging hooks or tabs are seated correctly on the rails to prevent slippage. For best organization, label the front edge or insert a paper tab in a visible position to indicate contents. Avoid overfilling beyond the folder’s capacity to maintain shape and prevent damage to the cardboard.

Usage recommendations

Store folders upright on appropriate rails and avoid prolonged exposure to moisture and direct sunlight. Use the yellow colour as part of a colour-coded system to separate document types or priority levels, and replace folders that show significant wear to preserve document protection.