Archival Cardboard Box SMLT Model 150-00598 — 255 x 120 x 355 mm

Archival Cardboard Box SMLT Model 150-00598 — 255 x 120 x 355 mm is a lightweight, stackable storage container designed for organized short- and medium-term document archiving. The box offers a compact footprint suitable for shelves, cabinets and desktop storage, and is intended to hold papers, folders and small office items in a structured manner. Constructed from corrugated cardboard, it balances durability with easy handling and economical storage.

Advantages

This archival cardboard box provides straightforward protection for documents while remaining economical and easy to handle. Its stackable design allows efficient use of vertical storage space and keeps files accessible. The cardboard construction reduces weight for simple transport and rearrangement, while the rectangular shape and uniform dimensions facilitate neat shelving and predictable capacity planning for filing systems.

Suitable for

• Office document storage and short-term archiving
• Home filing and personal records organization
• Storage of folders, invoices, receipts and small supplies
• Temporary transfer of paperwork during office moves or reorganization

Key specifications

• External dimensions: 255 x 120 x 355 mm
• Material: corrugated cardboard
• Form factor: rectangular box with openable lid
• Stackable design for vertical storage
• Weight: lightweight construction for manual handling

How to use

Place documents flat or in folders inside the box to prevent bending; distribute contents evenly to maintain stability when stacking. Label the exterior side or lid to identify contents and date ranges for easy retrieval. For moving or transporting multiple boxes, seal the lid edges if necessary and avoid overfilling to maintain structural integrity.

Usage recommendations

Store in a dry, temperature-stable environment away from direct sunlight and excessive humidity to minimize paper deterioration and cardboard weakening. For long-term archival needs, consider using acid-free folders or archival sleeves inside the box and avoid stacking heavy loads on top to preserve box shape and document condition.