Exacompta Elasticated Folder Iderama A4 Turquoise Pressboard

Effortless A4 organisation for busy desks

The Exacompta Iderama expanding file organises A4 paperwork across twelve clearly separated sections, turning mixed documents into an orderly system. Side opening and a rubber band closure secure sheets while allowing rapid retrieval, so frequent filing and reference become faster and less error‑prone. The included elasticated folder keeps loose inserts contained during transport.

Durable cover that withstands daily handling

A manila pressboard cover at 600 gsm offers strong protection against creasing and edge wear, making the folder suitable for regular use in offices, classrooms and meeting rooms. The material is writable, enabling quick notes or direct marking on the cover without additional labels, while the binding in green provides a durable spine accent for visible shelf storage.

Precise dimensions for standard filing and storage

Designed in portrait format for A4 documents, the folder measures 245 mm wide by 320 mm high and weighs approximately 407 g, providing a compact profile that fits common shelving and drawer systems. The side opening and reinforced pressboard construction support organised storage without bulky overhangs, which keeps drawers and racks neat and functional.

Quick indexing and clear labelling

Twelve partitioned tabs deliver instant sectioning for projects, months or clients, supported by an integrated label space for concise headings. The combination of numbered tabs and a writable surface reduces time spent searching for documents and improves traceability across multiple archives.

Reliable stationery pedigree for everyday use

Manufactured under the Exacompta name, the Iderama elasticated folder reflects established stationery standards and attention to detail in finish and functionality. Smooth operation of the closure and well‑defined tabbing mean the organiser performs consistently in routine filing tasks, making it a practical choice for administrative and educational environments.