Divider Elba Oxford 400005445 — A4 polypropylene (PP), assorted colours, 6 pieces, 227×300 mm

Elba Oxford A4 polypropylene dividers (6 pieces) are blank index sheets designed to organise A4 documents in folders and binders. Made from water-resistant polypropylene, each divider measures 227 × 300 mm and comes in assorted colours to improve visual sorting of paperwork. Originating from France, these durable plastic dividers are suitable for repeated handling and provide a neat, low-maintenance solution for office, school and home filing tasks.

Advantages

The polypropylene construction offers tear resistance and protection against moisture, keeping documents safe and readable. Blank tabs allow flexible labelling and reorganisation without pre-printed constraints. Assorted colours enable quick visual separation of sections, reducing search time. The slightly larger than standard A4 inner size ensures secure placement inside folders and ring binders while allowing full A4 documents to remain uncreased.

Suitable for

• Organising office reports, contracts and invoices
• Separating subjects and modules in school notebooks and student binders
• Grouping household documents such as bills and manuals
• Project filing and archive systems

Key specifications

• Material: polypropylene (PP), water-resistant
• Quantity: 6 blank dividers per pack
• Colour: assorted colours for visual sorting
• Finished size: 227 × 300 mm (suitable for A4 filing)
• Tab style: blank (write-on or label-friendly)

How to use

Insert the dividers into a ring binder or folder so the printed or handwritten A4 documents align with the edge of the divider. Write directly on the blank tabs with a permanent marker, ballpoint pen or apply adhesive labels for clearer headings. Reposition and replace dividers as project sections change; the polypropylene material tolerates frequent handling and keeps tabs legible over time.

Recommendations

For longevity, avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight and store dividers flat or upright within a filing system. Use compatible labels or a fine-tip permanent marker for best durability of tab markings. Combine different colours to create a consistent colour-coding scheme for faster document retrieval.