Archive box SMLT 262 x 345 x 530 mm by SMLT - document storage box, dimensions 262×345×530 mm

SMLT archive box with external dimensions 262 × 345 × 530 mm is designed to store, protect and organize paper documents in offices, archives and homes. The box is made to accept standard files and folders and to be stacked for tidy shelving. Its shape and dimensions provide stable stacking and efficient use of storage space while keeping paperwork accessible for retrieval or transport.

Advantages

The archive box offers rigid walls and reinforced corners for durable handling and repeated use. Its dimensions accommodate common document formats and filing systems, enabling neat arrangement of folders and paperwork. The design supports stable stacking and safe transport, reducing the risk of damage during handling. The neutral appearance integrates well with professional and domestic environments.

Suitable for

• Office archiving of active and long-term records
• Home document organization and storage
• Temporary transport of files between locations
• Record keeping in small archives, clinics or schools

Key specifications

• External dimensions: 262 × 345 × 530 mm
• Capacity: sized for standard files and folders
• Construction: rigid corrugated board or comparable reinforced material for stacking
• Stacking: designed for stable vertical stacking
• Handling: handholds or cut-outs for carrying (where applicable)

How to use

Place folders or loose documents inside the archive box, aligning them upright for easier retrieval. Do not exceed the recommended fill level to preserve stacking stability. Close the lid or flaps securely if provided, and label the box on the side or top to indicate contents. For transport, use two-person lifting for fully loaded boxes or secure boxes on a trolley to avoid strain.

Usage recommendations

Store boxes on shelving that supports their weight and keeps them off damp floors. For long-term archiving, keep documents in acid-free folders where required and maintain a dry, ventilated environment to prevent deterioration. When stacking, place heavier boxes at the bottom and ensure stacks remain within safe height limits.