Black A4 Menu Stand - Floor Standing Ring Binder Lectern

A floor standing menu stand in black, 130 cm to the top of the panel on a weighted 32 x 28 cm base. It goes at the door of a restaurant, at the end of a reception desk or beside a lift - wherever something has to be read by someone who is already on their feet.

The board is steel, set at a reading angle, with a lip along the bottom edge. That lip is what lets it work both ways: clip the binder on for a multi-page menu, or simply stand a printed sheet on the board and the lip holds it. Nothing to tape, nothing to clip, nothing to slide in from the side.

The board is 49 x 35 cm, with about 48 x 34 cm of usable face once the edge is allowed for. Clear sleeves and a hole punch come in the box, so the binder is ready to use on day one - print, sleeve it or punch it, clip it on.

Same stand in silver and gold, or all three colours on one page. There is also a black version with a tilting A4 sign holder on top if the stand needs to carry a headline as well as the pages.

It is an indoor stand. The weighted base keeps it upright on a hard floor; it is not made for a footpath or for weather.

Questions & Answers

Q: Can I use it without the ring binder?
A: Yes - that is the point of it. The binder lifts off and the panel works on its own as the board on its own holds a single printed sheet: it sits at a reading angle with a lip along the bottom edge, so the sheet does not slide off.

Q: Are the clear sleeves included?
A: Yes, they come with the stand. Print your pages, slide them into the sleeves and clip them onto the rings.

Q: What size sheet does the board take?
A: The board is 49 x 35 cm with about 48 x 34 cm of usable face. A4 pages go in the binder; a single sheet taped straight to the board can be cut to that usable size.

Q: How tall is it?
A: 130 cm to the top of the panel, on a 100 cm pole and a 32 x 28 cm weighted base.

Q: Can it go outside?
A: No - it is built for indoor floors. For a footpath, use a pavement sign made for it.

More menu stands, lecterns and catalogue holders are in menu stands and lecterns. If what you need is somewhere to put take-away leaflets instead, see the brochure and literature holders.