Archive Box Q-CONNECT 340×150×288 mm Brown Cardboard for Document Storage

Q-CONNECT archive box in brown cardboard with external dimensions 340×150×288 mm is designed for safe storage and organized archiving of documents, files and small office supplies. The compact rectangular shape fits standard shelves and cabinets while its reinforced cardboard walls provide stable stackability and protection from light dust and accidental bending. The neutral brown finish makes it suitable for mixed storage environments and easy labeling.

Advantages

The box offers a space-efficient footprint for documents and small items, allowing neat horizontal or vertical placement on shelving. Constructed from sturdy corrugated cardboard, it resists deformation under typical storage loads and preserves the integrity of stored paper. Its standard external dimensions enable predictable stacking and compatibility with common filing systems, and the plain surface accepts adhesive labels or permanent marker for quick identification.

Suitable for

• Long-term storage of papers, reports and correspondence
• Organizing archived files in offices and home workspaces
• Temporary storage when moving or relocating documents
• Storing small office supplies, envelopes and receipts

Key specifications

• External dimensions: 340 × 150 × 288 mm
• Material: brown corrugated cardboard
• Shape: rectangular archive box
• Finish: plain brown surface suitable for labeling
• Stackable design for vertical storage

How to use

Place the archive box on a clean, dry surface and fold it according to the manufacturer’s assembly lines if delivered flat-packed. Arrange documents neatly inside either horizontally or vertically depending on available shelf height, placing heavier items at the bottom to maintain stability. Close the lid or secure the top flaps and apply a label on the short or long side for quick identification. For transport, ensure contents are evenly distributed to avoid bulging.

Usage recommendations

Store boxes away from direct moisture and prolonged sunlight. Avoid overloading beyond normal paper weight to maintain stack stability. For long-term archival of important documents, consider additional protective sleeves or acid-free folders before placing papers into the cardboard box.