Box file Oxford 100200402

The Box file Oxford 100200402 is a compact A4 document organizer designed to hold up to 300 A4 sheets. Manufactured with attention to durability and environmental standards in France, the box file is offered in four vibrant colours: Green, Orange, Red and Yellow. Its slim profile and clear capacity information make it suitable for daily filing tasks at home, in small offices or for student use.

Advantages

The box file combines a slim 25 mm spine width with a storage depth and height that accommodate up to 300 A4 sheets while maintaining a low-profile appearance on shelves. The product’s construction supports frequent handling and filing, and the use of PEFC-certified materials reflects a lower-impact manufacturing process. Available in several bright colours, it allows quick visual sorting of documents and easy identification.

Suitable for

• Organising A4 documents and loose sheets
• Colour-coded filing systems in home offices and workplaces
• Student folders for coursework and study materials
• Storage of manuals, reports and reference paperwork

Key specifications

• Capacity: up to 300 A4 sheets
• Spine width: 25 mm
• Depth: 40 mm
• Height: 33 mm
• Available colours: Green, Orange, Red, Yellow
• Material standard: PEFC-certified (sustainability certified)
• Country of manufacture: France

How to use

Place the Box file Oxford on a shelf or in a drawer and insert A4 documents upright or flat depending on thickness. Use the coloured options to separate subjects, projects or dates for quick retrieval. For heavier contents, distribute documents evenly and avoid overfilling beyond the stated capacity to maintain shape and ease of access. Close or secure the file as needed during transport to prevent papers from sliding out.

Recommendations

Store the box file in a dry, cool place away from direct sunlight to preserve colour and material integrity. For archival needs, avoid exposure to high humidity and consider using protective sleeves for important documents. Replace or rotate files if the spine shows deformation from prolonged overfilling.