Leaflet holder A4 wall mounted

Leaflet capacity

The number of leaflets or flyers which can be accommodated will depend on the thickness of the paper or brochure. For single sheets of paper printed on 150 gsm paper the capacity will be around 200 sheets.

For internal capacity measurements see Product Dimensions.

Packing

A4 wall-mount brochure holders are sold as single units, individually bagged for scratch protection in transit. Larger orders are supplied in full box quantities - packed in 30's.

Personalisation and customizing

When considering adding a logo to your leaflet dispensers remember it may distract from, or obscure, some of the print on your brochure. Logos often require a white printed background in addition to any printed colours of the logo itself in order not to 'get lost'.

An applied sticker is usually the cheapest way to create a branded dispenser - there are many sspecialist sticker suppliers (unfortunately we cannot assist with this service).

Silk screen printing of logos at the manufacture stage is possible for a minimum of 90 pieces (at extra cost - please ask for a quote).  Available print area is 60mm high by 200mm wide.
Note: This is not a quick process as the units are manufactured and printed abroad.  Allow approximately 8 weeks to allow for proofing, printing and shipping.

A4 wall mounting leaflet dispenser dimensions are:

External Width: 231mm
Internal Width: 224mm (Suits US Letter size 8-1/2" wide as well as A4 portrait)
Height: 249mm
Depth: 40mm
Internal brochure capacity: 31mm

Fixing

Each leaflet holder is moulded with two screw fixing holes.  We do not supply screws as the best choice will depend on the surface onto which the pockets will be mounted.

In some situations, these flat-back brochure holders can be mounted with strong adhesive tape - double-sided tape is available as a Recommended Accessory.
Please check that the wall or panel surface is compatible with adhesive tape fixing.

Display unit manufacturers incorporating our leaflet holders in their constructions often use specialist adhesives matched to the material specified, e.g. for bonding HIPS onto acrylic.