Conventional file folder Oxford 400116359

The Oxford 400116359 is a conventional A4 file folder designed for reliable document storage. Made from durable cardboard, this folder measures 240 mm in width and 320 mm in height and accommodates standard A4 paperwork with additional space for easy insertion and removal. Its blue finish offers a professional appearance suitable for office, school, and home filing systems, while the lightweight construction keeps carrying and handling convenient.

Advantages

This cardboard file folder provides a balance of durability and simplicity, protecting papers from creasing and light wear while remaining economical. The slightly oversized internal dimensions reduce edge damage to documents and simplify organization. The blue color supports visual sorting and makes it easy to identify a folder among others. The folder's material is sturdy enough for repeated handling and short-term stacking without significant deformation.

Подходит для

• Архивирование и хранение документов формата A4
• Организация учебных материалов и отчетов
• Переноска бумаг на встречи и в офис
• Сортировка корреспонденции и проектов

Key specifications

• Format compatibility: A4 documents
• Material: durable cardboard
• Width: 240 mm
• Height: 320 mm
• Color: blue
• Weight: lightweight for easy handling
• Design: conventional single-fold folder

How to use

Insert documents by opening the folder and aligning A4 sheets with the inner edges; stack papers flat to avoid bulging. Use the folder for short- to medium-term storage or for transporting documents between locations. For labeling, write on an attached tab or affix a label to the outer surface to indicate contents and date. When stacking multiple folders, place heavier items at the bottom to preserve shape and prevent bending.

Usage recommendations

Store in a dry environment away from direct sunlight to prolong the folder's lifespan. Avoid overfilling beyond comfortable closure to prevent tearing at the fold. For long-term archival purposes, consider placing documents in protective sleeves before inserting them into the folder.