Document folder PATIO A5 polypropylene red — model 150-02877

PATIO A5 document folder in red, model 150-02877 is a lightweight polypropylene (PP) folder designed to store and protect A5 papers and documents. Its smooth, durable plastic surface helps guard contents from dirt and light moisture while keeping sheets flat and organized. The compact A5 format makes it easy to carry in bags, briefcases or backpacks and suitable for everyday filing and transport of receipts, notes, worksheets and printed materials.

Advantages

The folder is made of tear-resistant polypropylene that combines flexibility with dimensional stability, providing long-term use without significant deformation. Its slim profile and low weight allow efficient stacking and easy portability. The red color improves visual identification among other folders and papers, which speeds up retrieval. The glossy finish repels light dirt and simplifies cleaning.

Suitable for

• Office document organization and filing of A5 reports and memos
• School use for student worksheets, assignments and handouts
• Meetings and conferences to carry notes and printed agendas
• Home paperwork such as bills, warranties and receipts

Key specifications

• Format: A5 (suitable for A5 paper and documents)
• Material: polypropylene (PP), tear-resistant and water-repellent surface
• Color: red for easy visual sorting
• Profile: slim, lightweight design for portability
• Protection: guards against dirt, light moisture and creasing

How to use

Insert A5 sheets or folded A4 documents into the folder, ensuring the edges align with the folder opening. Stack papers neatly to avoid overfilling which can stretch the edges. Carry the folder in a bag or place it on a shelf for organized storage. For frequent access, use the folder to separate categories by subject, date or priority to maintain quick retrieval.

Usage recommendations

To prolong service life, avoid exposing the folder to direct heat sources or heavy bending. Wipe clean with a soft damp cloth to remove surface dirt. Do not store overly wet documents inside; allow papers to dry before placing them in the folder.