Map holder SMLT Mape A4 cardboard white — document/map storage for A4 sheets

The SMLT Mape A4 cardboard map holder in white is a lightweight folder designed to store and protect A4-format documents, maps and drawings. Its rigid cardboard construction keeps sheets flat and prevents curling during short-term storage, transport or presentation. The neutral white surface provides a clean appearance for office filing, site visits or archival arrangement where economical protection is required.

Advantages

The holder combines low weight with sufficient stiffness to maintain the planar condition of A4 sheets. It offers simple handling and quick insertion or removal of documents without complex fasteners. The white cardboard surface is compatible with labels and handwriting for easy identification, while the compact format fits common shelving and document racks.

Suitable for

• Office filing and daily document handling
• Short-term archival or project storage of drawings and plans
• Transport of A4 maps and technical sheets to field sites
• Presentations or handouts where a plain protective cover is sufficient

Key specifications

• Format compatibility: A4 sheets (210 × 297 mm)
• Material: rigid white cardboard
• Construction: single-fold holder designed to keep contents flat
• Finish: writable/label-friendly outer surface
• Weight: lightweight for easy transport
• Use environment: indoor, office, archival and field transport

How to use

Open the holder along the fold and slide A4 sheets or folded maps carefully into the internal pocket so that edges align with the holder’s sides. Close the holder to keep contents flat. For frequent retrieval, place documents with the most-used sheet on top to reduce handling. When transporting multiple holders, stack them with the folded edges aligned to minimize sliding and wear.

Usage recommendations

Store the holder in a dry, cool environment to prevent moisture-related deformation of the cardboard. Use adhesive labels or a pencil/pen on the outer surface for short-term identification; avoid permanent markers if long-term archival storage is intended. For prolonged protection or exposure to wet conditions, consider combining the holder with a plastic sleeve or selecting a moisture-resistant container.