Folder L‑shape Q-Connect KF00306, A4, polypropylene (PP), 120 µm, red

Q-Connect L-shape folder KF00306 is a slim document wallet sized for A4 paper, manufactured from 120 µm polypropylene (PP). The folder's L-shape opening gives quick access to single sheets, reports and certificates while protecting edges from bending or wear. Its red colour provides visible identification in filing systems, and the lightweight polypropylene construction resists moisture and tearing for everyday office, school or archive handling.

Advantages

The polypropylene material at 120 µm thickness combines flexibility with dimensional stability to keep documents flat without adding bulk. The L-shape opening allows fast insertion and removal of sheets without needing to open a full envelope, and the folded edge design secures contents during transport. The bright red finish improves visual sorting and reduces misplacement when stored with other colours.

Suitable for

• Storing and presenting single A4 sheets, certificates and loose reports
• Organising classroom handouts and student assignments
• Temporary transport of documents between meetings or offices
• Archival sorting where colour-coded identification aids retrieval

Key specifications

• Format: A4-compatible
• Material: polypropylene (PP)
• Material thickness: 120 µm
• Opening type: L-shape (top and side access)
• Colour: red
• Design: single-sheet folder with folded edges for protection

How to use

To use the folder, slide A4 sheets into the L-shaped opening until the document sits fully within the folded edges. For best protection position the folder so the open sides face upwards during transport to prevent sheets sliding out. For presenting documents, align pages neatly before insertion to keep corners square and avoid creasing. Store folders upright or flat in drawers or filing boxes to maintain their shape.

Usage recommendations

For long-term storage, keep folders away from direct sunlight and excessive heat to prevent discoloration and warping. When carrying multiple folders, place them in a rigid outer folder or portfolio to avoid bending; use colour-coding for quick visual sorting between projects or subjects.