6 Shelf Leaflet Display Stand

Leaflet display holder version with scaffold style banner arm:

• Will hold any typical banner material such as paper, vinyl or fabric of various thicknesses. 
• Plastic grippers are supplied which clip onto the banner material and then slide into the extruded aluminium banner arm providing a neatly concealed fixing.
• Length of banner is not critical - but around 600mm (approx A2 size portrait - but only 400mm wide rather than 420mm) looks fine (as the leaflet display holders will need to be positioned on both sides of the central pole).
• Even if you don't have a banner to display consider buying the banner arm version as it can be added (and removed) as and when required. 
• Sorry, we cannot supply banners but there are plenty of large format printers that can.  Consider ordering a double-sided banner or use a simple image which will 'show through' successfully in reverse, depending on the banner material.

2m high stand

Actual shelf size:
W: 250mm
H: 320mm
D: 40mm

Assembly of InfoRack

The base and pole are common to other products in our InfoColumn range.  The pole (or mast) is attached to the base from below.  Fixings are supplied together with an hexagonal key to tighten up securely.  Once assembled the base and pole are very sturdy and will take a lot of weight.

The top cap of the mast is removed to enable the banner arm and 6  leaflet display shelves to be slid down the appropriate channel from the top and nipped up tight when in position.  Again the appropriate allen key is supplied.  Final adjustment or subsequent re-arrangement is possible.

The frosted acrylic shelves are secured onto the side support arms with screws, such that it is possible by unscrewing and repositioning to create a tiered (one sided) or zig zag display - the latter being ideal for double-sided brochure dispensing.  The inclination of the shelves is fixed but they can be located on either side of the mast at any convenient height.  See images for a typical arrangement.

Whilst dismantling is possible it is probably more practical to keep the unit assembled and transport in that manner, if relocation is requred.  The banner can be removed or exchanged easily.