Description
A free-standing brochure holder fixed to a metal or acrylic stand, for displaying printed brochures, flyers, pamphlets, or leaflets in shop fronts, exhibitions, and showroom displays.
Free Standing Brochure Holder
SKU: ACR-BRC-004
| Format | A4 portrait, clear Plexiglas brochure holder |
|---|---|
| Internal size | 210 × 297 mm (A4 portrait) |
| Holder external size | 238 × 322 mm |
| Holder depth | 45 mm |
| Holder angle | Fixed 45° backward layback (not adjustable) |
| Pole | Mild steel, Ø38 mm, powder coated black |
| Base | Circular steel, Ø350 mm |
| Overall stand height | 1,150 mm |
7–10 working day fabrication · Custom sizes and finishes available · Nationwide delivery
About this product
It is made to order by DK Plexicraft in Jeppestown, Johannesburg, in clear, coloured or frosted Plexiglas acrylic (Perspex). Every piece is cut, machined and finished in our own workshop, so it can be made to your size, colour and branding.
This item is priced per order: use Request a Quote with the quantity you need and we will reply within one to two working days. Fabrication takes about seven to ten working days once the order is confirmed, and we deliver across South Africa. See more acrylic & perspex displays.
Common questions
Can you make custom sizes and finishes?
Yes - custom fabrication is our core business. Tell us your dimensions, quantity, and finish requirements when you start a project and we will quote accordingly.
Which sheet thickness do I need?
As a guide: 2 to 3 mm for small brochure holders and lids, 4.5 to 5 mm for standard display vitrines and countertop cases, 6 mm for medium to large cases and light wall shelving, 8 to 10 mm for retail podium tops and floating shelves up to about 800 mm, and 12 to 20 mm for plinths, awards and furniture components. Tell us the span and the load and we will confirm the thickness in your quote.
Is Plexiglas shatterproof?
Not strictly. It is 10 to 17 times more impact resistant than glass and does not break into sharp shards, but it is rigid and can still crack under a hard enough impact or if it is drilled or loaded incorrectly. We recommend a thicker sheet where knocks are likely.
How do I clean Plexiglas without damaging it?
Rinse off loose grit with lukewarm water first, then wipe gently with a clean, lint-free microfibre cloth and lukewarm water with two or three drops of mild dish soap, or use an anti-static acrylic cleaner such as Novus No. 1, VuPlex or Brillianize. Never wipe it dry, because static attracts dust and grit that scratches.
