Fellowes Bankers Box Magazine File A4 [Pack 10] 0186004

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Zoro Tools Fellowes Magazine Files have been designed to provide high quality, maximum strength storage for magazines, catalogues, company literature and more. The file features Fastfold assembly for quick and easy construction and a large labelling area for straightforward identification at a glance. This pack contains 10 grey and white files. Maximum strength Ideal for magazines, catalogues and literature Made from 100% sustainable recycled board Fastfold assembly Large labelling area Internal dimensions: W78xD258xH311mm Colour: Grey/White Pack of 10 files

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Zoro Tools

Fellowes Magazine Files have been designed to provide high quality, maximum strength storage for magazines, catalogues, company literature and more. The file features Fastfold assembly for quick and easy construction and a large labelling area for straightforward identification at a glance. This pack contains 10 grey and white files. Maximum strength Ideal for magazines, catalogues and literature Made from 100% sustainable recycled board Fastfold assembly Large labelling area Internal dimensions: W78xD258xH311mm Colour: Grey/White Pack of 10 files

ManoMano

Fellowes Magazine Files have been designed to provide high quality, maximum strength storage for magazines, catalogues, company literature and more. The file features Fastfold assembly for quick and easy construction and a large labelling area for straightforward identification at a glance. This pack contains 10 grey and white files.

Euroffice

Maximum strength. Ideal for magazines, catalogues and literature. Made from 100% sustainable recycled board. Fastfold assembly. Large labelling area. Internal dimensions: W78xD258xH311mm. Colour: Grey/White. Pack of 10 files.


Product specifications

Brand Bankers box
EAN
  • 35016291885512
Material
  • Paper
Color
  • Grey
  • White
MPN
  • 0186004
  • 35277FE
  • BB88551

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