Folder Elba A4 Polypropylene Blue — 12 pcs

Pack of 12 Elba A4 Polypropylene Blue folders designed to store and transport A4 documents. Each folder is made from lightweight, moisture-resistant polypropylene that protects papers from spills and light wear while keeping them flat and organized. The slim profile and flexible cover make the folders easy to insert into bags or briefcases, and the uniform blue color provides a consistent appearance for filing or presentations at home, school, or the office.

Advantages

These Elba A4 polypropylene folders combine light weight with durability, giving basic protection against moisture and everyday handling. Their smooth surface wipes clean easily, and the flexible material resists creasing better than thin paper folders. Supplied in a convenient 12-piece pack, they offer a cost-effective way to standardize document presentation and sorting. The folders lie flat and are easy to stack or file without adding bulk.

Suitable for

• Organizing and storing A4 documents at home or in the office
• School assignments, handouts and student portfolios
• Presentations and hand-delivered reports
• Temporary filing, transport and document protection during travel

Key specifications

• Format: A4 (suitable for standard A4 paper)
• Material: polypropylene (moisture-resistant, flexible)
• Color: blue
• Quantity: 12 folders per pack
• Profile: slim, lightweight cover for easy stacking and transport
• Finish: smooth surface, wipe-clean

How to use

Open the folder and place A4 sheets flat inside the central area so that edges align with the folder’s cover. For multiple documents, organize by category or date before inserting to maintain even thickness and avoid bulging. Close the folder and store it upright in a filing tray, stack, or bag. When presenting, keep documents tidy inside the folder and hand the folder to recipients for immediate access to enclosed papers.

Recommendations

To extend the life of the polypropylene folders, avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight and extreme heat. Store folders upright to prevent warping, and do not overfill beyond the folder’s slim profile to maintain shape and ease of handling.