Brochure Holder Magazine Rack - 8 Pockets with Header Board, Black (Model 8)

The one with a header board above the top shelf, for a poster or the shop name. The other four: 4 pockets (slim), 8 pockets (wide), 9 pockets (castors), 12 pockets (widest).

A black powder-coated steel floor stand for brochures, catalogues, leaflets and magazines - the kind that stands in a reception, a waiting room, a library or a shop floor and holds the literature where people will actually pick it up. The pockets are sized for A4, and anything smaller sits in them too.

4 shelves, two A4 side by side on each - 8 at a minimum, and more than that if your brochures are thin. A fat catalogue takes the space of two or three leaflets, so the real number is whatever your literature is.

The shelves are angled, so the covers face the person walking past instead of the ceiling. Steel throughout, powder coated black.

Above the top shelf there is a steel header board. Put a poster on it, the shop name, or the title of whatever the rack is holding - a clear magnetic poster pocket sticks straight to it, so the header changes as easily as the leaflets do.

It ships flat as a kit and you put it together - the frame and the shelves bolt up. 142 x 50 x 32 cm.

Need something that folds away instead? The six tier portable brochure stand packs flat, and the single pocket literature holder takes one brochure on a pole.

Questions & Answers

Q: How many magazines does it really hold?
A: 8 at a minimum - 4 shelves with 2 across. Thin leaflets stack several deep in each pocket, so most people get well past that. A thick catalogue takes the room of two or three.

Q: Will A5 or DL fit?
A: Yes - they sit in the same pockets, they just do not fill them. The pockets are sized for A4.

Q: Does it come assembled?
A: No - it ships flat as a kit and you put it together. The frame and the shelves bolt up.

Q: Can I move it around?
A: It is light enough to carry, but it stands on a fixed base - there are no castors. The silver one on castors rolls.

Q: What goes on the header board?
A: A poster, the shop name, the title of the section. It is steel, so a clear magnetic pocket sticks to it and the sheet inside changes in seconds.

Q: Can it go outside?
A: It is made for indoor use.