Avery White Shelf Lateral File with Pink Mylar Tab Foolscap 242 x 367mm Box 100

White Shelf Lateral File with Pink Mylar Tab Foolscap

Foolscap, 242 x 367mm. White heavyweight board with a pink Mylar end tab. 35mm expansion. 100 to a box. Avery code 42430.

The colour means whatever you decide it means. Avery's own line, and the only thing they say about colour anywhere in this range, is that the colour coded tabs let you colour code your files based on departments, projects and more. They assign no meaning to any colour - not a priority, not a department, not a sector, not a record type. Our own copy across this range had invented one. Pick a colour, tell your team what it stands for, and the scheme is yours.

What the Mylar is, and where. The tab on the end of the file carries a plastic reinforcement - Avery's words are a plastic tear-proof tab, and that the tabs are reinforced for durability. The Mylar is on the tab, not the body of the file.

Avery publishes no board weight. Their word is a heavyweight board, and that is as specific as they get. Our own titles, tags and specification tables carried 300gsm across this range, and that figure is not Avery's.

A correction. Our own listing for this code claimed that the foolscap format meets an Australian filing standard, that the colour designates a category, department or status and a wear mechanism for the Mylar Avery does not publish. Avery publishes none of it, so it has been removed.

Avery publishes no board weight, no sheet count beyond the 35mm expansion and no fastener; Avery publishes one as an optional extra rather than included for this code. Where they are silent, so are we.

What these are for. Avery's published use is documents that cannot be hole punched, filed on a shelf. Beyond that, the colour coding is what you make of it.

It sits in our filing and storage range, alongside Avery and the rest of the catalogue.