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The Herlitz Folder Cardboard White A4 is a single-pack document folder made from sturdy cardboard sized for A4 papers. Designed to organize and protect documents, the folder features a plain white exterior that is suitable for professional and personal filing systems. The material is FSC certified, indicating responsible sourcing of the wood fibers used in production. This simple, durable folder provides a practical solution for everyday document storage and transport.

Advantages

The folder offers a rigid construction that helps prevent creasing and bending of stored documents while remaining lightweight for easy handling. Its neutral white finish supports clear labeling and easy identification in filing cabinets or document trays. FSC certification ensures the cardboard comes from responsibly managed forests, supporting sustainability goals. The single-pack format makes it easy to add to office supplies or to distribute for individual use.

Suitable for

• Organizing A4 papers, reports and forms
• Storing loose documents for meetings and presentations
• Archiving everyday correspondence and project papers
• Temporary transport of documents between home and office

Key specifications

• Format: A4 (suitable for standard A4 sheets)
• Material: sturdy cardboard
• Color: white
• Certification: FSC certified paper/cardboard
• Pack size: single unit in pack

How to use

Place A4 documents inside the folder so that edges align with the folder sides to reduce movement. Close the folder and store it upright in a filing cabinet or flat in a document tray. For transport, secure the folder within a bag or briefcase to avoid exposure to moisture. Label the front or spine with a pen or adhesive label for quick identification.

Recommendations

Keep the folder away from prolonged contact with water or excessive humidity to preserve stiffness and prevent warping. Use acid-free interleaving sheets for long-term archival storage of sensitive documents. Replace the folder if edges show significant wear to maintain document protection.