Document folder PATIO A4 Matte Light Green — for A4 papers, matte finish, light green

PATIO Document folder in A4 size with a matte light green finish is a slim, lightweight solution for storing and protecting A4 papers. The folder fits standard A4 documents, reports and forms, and is designed to reduce glare and fingerprints thanks to its matte surface. It provides a simple way to identify contents at a glance while keeping papers flat and transportable for home, office, school or meetings.

Advantages

The matte light green surface offers low reflectivity and resists visible smudges, helping documents look neat during handling and presentation. The folder’s A4 dimensions match standard paper sizes so sheets lie flat without folding. Its slim profile makes it easy to carry in bags or stack on shelves, and the durable material provides everyday protection against dust and light creasing.

Suitable for

• Organizing A4 reports, forms and printed materials
• Transporting documents to meetings or classes
• Short-term storage of project papers and handouts
• Identifying files by color coding

Key specifications

• Format: A4-compatible dimensions for standard A4 sheets
• Finish: Matte surface to reduce glare and visible fingerprints
• Color: Light green for easy visual identification
• Construction: Slim, lightweight folder suitable for single or small sets of documents
• Use: Reusable and suitable for everyday handling and transport

How to use

Insert A4 papers into the folder by aligning the sheet edges with the folder opening and sliding papers in until they sit flat. For best protection, avoid overfilling the folder; keep only the number of sheets that allow the folder to close comfortably. Carry the folder in a bag or by hand, and store it upright on shelves or flat in a drawer to keep documents straight and accessible.

Usage recommendations

To maintain the matte finish, clean the surface with a soft, dry or slightly damp cloth and avoid abrasive cleaners. Use multiple folders in different colors to sort projects or subjects, and replace the folder if edges become excessively worn to preserve document condition.