Renkaallinen kansio Pagna 20784-11 A4 ruskea

The Pagna 20784-11 A4 ring binder in brown is a practical solution for organizing and storing A4 documents. Constructed from sturdy cardboard, the binder provides a reliable cover and spine to keep papers flat and protected. Its dimensions — width 260 mm, depth 35 mm and height 320 mm — accommodate standard A4 sheets and offer space for a moderate number of documents while maintaining a slim profile.

Advantages

This ring binder combines a rigid cardboard construction with a classic brown finish for a neutral office appearance. The 35 mm spine allows for efficient storage without taking excessive shelf space. The binder’s design permits easy insertion and removal of punched documents and helps protect papers from bending and dust during storage or transport. The simple, robust build makes it suitable for daily use in offices, schools and home filing systems.

Suitable for

• Organizing A4 reports, sheets and handouts
• Storing client files, contracts and invoices
• Archiving project documentation and manuals
• School and university coursework or study materials

Key specifications

• Format: A4 compatible
• Material: durable cardboard cover
• Color: brown
• External dimensions (approx.): width 260 mm × height 320 mm
• Spine depth: 35 mm
• Ring mechanism: standard ring system for punched documents

How to use

Open the ring mechanism and insert punched A4 pages or punched plastic sleeves as needed. Close the rings securely to hold pages in place and avoid overfilling the binder beyond the 35 mm spine capacity. Store the binder upright on a shelf or flat in a drawer, keeping it away from prolonged exposure to moisture to protect the cardboard cover. For frequent reference, label the binder on the spine for quick identification.

Recommendations

For best longevity, use for documents that are punched to standard A4 hole spacing and avoid inserting loose sheets without protection. If the binder will be transported frequently, consider using plastic sleeves for added protection of individual pages.