Archive Storage Box Q-Connect A4 100 mm cardboard, grey

Q-Connect Archive Storage Box for A4 documents with a 100 mm spine is a corrugated cardboard file box in grey designed to store and transport paperwork, reports and records. Its rectangular shape and reinforced edges allow stable stacking and space-efficient organization of archived documents in offices, homes or record rooms. The box protects contents from dust and light handling while providing a clear, simple solution for short- and medium-term document retention.

Advantages

The storage box combines durable corrugated cardboard construction with a neutral grey finish that blends into professional environments. Its 100 mm internal spine height accommodates thicker file bundles or several ring binder spines laid flat, while foldable flaps and reinforced corners ensure easy assembly and added rigidity. The flat lid design supports safe stacking of multiple boxes and reduces the footprint required for document storage.

Suitable for

• Archiving A4 paperwork, reports and invoices
• Organizing periodicals, brochures and project files
• Transporting documents between office locations
• Temporary storage during moves or office reorganisations

Key specifications

• Format compatibility: A4 documents
• Spine/internal height: 100 mm
• Material: corrugated cardboard
• Colour: grey
• Design: foldable assembly with lid for stacking

How to use

Assemble the box by folding along the pre-scored lines until the base and sides lock into place, then insert the lid. Place A4 documents inside either loose or grouped in files or folders, ensuring the stack height does not exceed the 100 mm internal height for secure lid closure. For transport, close the lid fully and, if needed, secure with tape. When stacking, align boxes evenly to distribute weight and avoid overloading the bottom boxes.

Usage recommendations

Store in a dry, room-temperature environment to avoid moisture damage to the cardboard. For long-term archival storage or heavy-duty transport, consider additional protective measures such as plastic sleeves for important papers or reinforced outer packing. Label the spine or lid to simplify retrieval and maintain an organized archive system.