Snoopy's Food Market Ring File - Five Clear Pockets, A4

This is a clear file with a spine: five transparent PP pockets held on a wire spiral, under a printed cover from the 2022 Peanuts Food Market line. Sun-Star lists it as W240 x H310 x D12 mm, PP, five clear pockets, made in China.

What you get

• One ring file, 240 x 310 x 12 mm.
• Five clear pockets inside a printed PP cover.
• A wire spiral binding along one edge, so the cover folds back like a notebook.

What fits

The cover is 240 x 310 mm, which leaves a margin around an A4 sheet (210 x 297 mm). That is enough for A4 handouts, sheet music, printed recipes, magazine pages, sticker sheets and tickets. A5 and B5 sheets sit inside with more room to spare.

The five pockets are open at the top, so you can slide a sheet out without opening the file fully, and the transparent front of each pocket shows the first page of whatever is stored behind it.

Two covers

• Peach (S2133350) - the trolley scene on a peach-to-cream gradient.
• White (S2133369) - Snoopy with a paper bag on white, with the Food Market wordmark in blue.

Care

PP wipes clean with a damp cloth. Keep solvents and alcohol-based cleaners away from the printed cover, and do not fold the spiral flat against itself.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Does this ring file hold A4 paper?
A: Yes. The cover is 240 x 310 mm and an A4 sheet is 210 x 297 mm, so A4 fits with a margin on every side.

Q: How many pockets does it have?
A: Five clear pockets. Each one is open at the top and holds a few sheets, so the file is for organising papers rather than for archiving a thick stack.

Q: Is it a ring binder?
A: No. It is a clear file with a wire spiral along the spine, not a two-ring or four-ring binder, so it does not take punched paper.

Q: What is the cover made of?
A: PP, according to Sun-Star. The pockets are clear PP as well, and the file is made in China.

Q: Can I write on the cover?
A: The cover is printed PP. A permanent marker writes on it, but the ink is hard to remove; a label on the first sheet inside is the safer way to mark the file.