Divider Book Leitz 57450025 Red

The LEITZ Divider Book 57450025 Red is a document storage folder designed to keep papers organized and accessible. With external dimensions of 240 mm width, 25 mm depth and 340 mm height, it accommodates multiple documents while maintaining a slim profile. The product includes durable internal dividers that separate and protect contents, and its red cover provides clear visual identification in filing systems. Suitable for office desks, meeting rooms or home use, this divider book supports systematic document management without taking excessive shelf space.

Advantages

The divider book combines a compact external size with internal dividers that help prevent document shifting and folding. Its construction emphasizes durability for repeated handling and easy insertion and removal of papers. The red cover improves visibility among other folders and simplifies quick retrieval. The slim 25 mm spine keeps the volume manageable while still offering capacity for essential paperwork.

Suitable for

• Organising invoices, receipts and financial paperwork
• Storing meeting notes and project documentation
• Keeping personal documents such as certificates and letters
• Managing subject-specific materials for students or trainers

Key specifications

• External width: 240 mm
• External depth (spine thickness): 25 mm
• External height: 340 mm
• Cover colour: red
• Includes internal dividers for document separation
• Suitable for standard paper formats and loose sheets

How to use

Place the Divider Book on a flat surface and open the cover to access the internal dividers. Insert documents into the appropriate sections, aligning edges to maintain neatness and prevent overfilling. Close the cover to protect contents from dust and light contact. Store the divider book upright on a shelf or flat in a drawer depending on available space and retrieval preferences. Regularly review sections and redistribute documents when a section reaches capacity.

Usage recommendations

For best results, sort documents by category before placing them into individual dividers and avoid exceeding the spine capacity to maintain folder shape and ease of use. Use the red colour to mark priority or frequently accessed files for fast identification.