Nature Saver NATSP17372 Classification Folder Box of 10

Product Description

The NATURE SAVER NATSP17372 is a recycled-content classification folder built for letter-size documents and multi-section filing. The folder features 25 point covers and 20 point fiberboard brown dividers, giving it the structural strength needed for dense paperwork loads. A 2 inch expansion accommodates thick file sets without stressing the covers. End tabs on the dividers and fasteners mounted on both sides of each divider panel allow documents to be secured independently in each subdivision. Front and back panels add additional filing surfaces. Sold in a box of 10, this folder suits offices that prioritize recycled materials without sacrificing filing performance.

This classification folder is designed for standard letter-size documents and works well in environments that require organized subdivision of case files, project records, or multi-part documents. The multiple fastener positions and divider tabs make it a practical choice for legal, administrative, medical, and general office filing applications where paperwork needs to be separated into clearly defined sections within a single folder. The recycled-content construction supports sustainability goals in office supply procurement.

Key Features

• 25 point covers provide durable protection for high-volume file contents
• 20 point fiberboard dividers with end tabs allow clear section identification
• Fasteners on both sides of each divider secure documents in every subdivision
• 2 inch expansion accommodates thick document sets within a single folder
• Front and back panels offer additional filing surfaces
• Made from recycled content for environmentally conscious office use

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement classification folder for standard letter-size filing systems used in residential and commercial office environments.

Installation Notes

Classification folders require no tools to set up. Insert dividers and load documents according to the intended filing structure before placing the folder in a file drawer or cabinet. Avoid overfilling beyond the rated expansion to prevent cover stress and premature wear. Label end tabs clearly before filing to maintain organized access over time.