File storage box Leitz 61270001

The Leitz 61270001 file storage box is a compact cardboard container designed to store and organize A4 ISO A-series documents. With external dimensions of 80 mm (width) x 330 mm (height) x 257 mm (depth), the box fits standard A4 paperwork and keeps loose sheets, reports and folders in a single place. The box is available in a black-and-white colour scheme and combines a space-saving footprint with straightforward handling suitable for both home and office environments.

Advantages

The cardboard construction offers a balance of lightweight handling and sufficient stiffness for regular document storage. Its A4-oriented internal space prevents bending or folding of standard sheets, while the slim 80 mm width makes it easy to store multiple boxes on shelves or in cabinets without occupying excessive depth. The neutral black-and-white design integrates with most office interiors and allows quick visual identification of stored materials when boxes are grouped by colour or label.

Suitable for

• Storing A4 reports, invoices and correspondence
• Organizing project documentation and manuals
• Archiving short-term records and reference documents
• Use on shelves, in cabinets or under desks to save workspace

Key specifications

• Material: durable cardboard
• Designed for: A4 (ISO A-series) documents
• External dimensions: 80 mm (width) x 330 mm (height) x 257 mm (depth)
• Colour: black and white
• Form factor: upright storage box for vertical document arrangement

How to use

Place the box on a shelf or desk so the open side or access face is convenient for retrieval. Insert A4 sheets, folded sets or thin bound documents upright to maintain their shape and to make labels readable on the spine or edge. When storing multiple boxes, align them side by side for efficient shelf use. If labelling is required, attach a label to the visible edge or use coloured stickers to indicate contents.

Usage recommendations

Store the boxes in a dry environment away from direct sunlight and strong humidity to preserve the cardboard integrity. For long-term archival of important originals, use suitable acid-free folders inside the box. Avoid overloading beyond the box width to prevent deformation and ensure stable stacking when multiple boxes are placed together.