Custom Brochure Display Holder
A stack of leaflets on a counter looks like clutter and gets ignored. The same leaflets standing upright in a holder look like an invitation to take one. That difference in presentation changes pickup rates considerably. We produce a lot of brochure display holder work at ZEE Packaging and the format costs very little for what it does.
Standing Beats Stacking
A brochure display holder presents rather than piles.
- Upright leaflets are visible from across a room
- The front cover faces the visitor rather than the ceiling
- A stack looks abandoned, a holder looks intentional
- Nobody has to disturb a pile to take one
- It keeps a counter tidy rather than cluttered
- Refilling is obvious, so it actually gets done
Most businesses adding a brochure display holder see pickup rates rise without changing the leaflet at all.
It Has To Stay Standing
Stability decides whether it works.
- The base must be wide enough to resist a knock
- A full holder is heavier than an empty one, which helps
- Card too thin and the back panel bows over
- The front lip should hold leaflets without hiding the title
- A locking tab beats relying on glue alone
- Corners take the knocks, so they need reinforcing
- Single pocket holder the standard brochure display holder
- Multi pocket unit several titles side by side
- Tiered stepped version rows visible behind each other
- Wall mounted format with a punched hanging hole
- Counter top with a header branding above the pocket
- Floor standing unit for lobbies and high traffic areas
Sizes We Print Regular
Every brochure display holder is built to your literature, though these run often:
- 4" x 9" pocket for a DL leaflet
- 8.5" x 11" for US letter documents
- A4 at 210mm x 297mm for European sizes
- 5.5" x 8.5" for a half letter format
- 6" x 9" for a small booklet
- Multi pocket units at three or four across
Send us an actual leaflet, since paper weight affects how the stack sits in the pocket.
Board And Print
- E flute corrugated for a lightweight counter holder
- B flute where the unit holds a thick stack
- Double wall for floor standing formats
- SBS C1S for a smaller lightweight version
- Litho laminated where print quality matters
- Reinforced base and front lip on every build
A holder full of paper is heavier than people expect. We spec the base to carry a full load rather than an empty one.
Materials Worth Considering
- Recycled corrugated, standard across these grades
- FSC certified board, certificate available on request
- Soy based ink through the whole run
- Board replacing acrylic and plastic holders entirely
- No lamination, so it recycles at end of use
- Right sizing so no board is wasted per unit
Acrylic replacement is the main reason clients come to us here, and board performs perfectly well at a fraction of the cost.
How An Order Runs With Us
- 100 unit minimum, so a single site can order properly
- Free 3D mockup and flat proof before anything prints
- Free dieline drawn by our own designer
- Physical sample on request to test with your leaflets
- Urgent turnaround at 5 to 8 business days
- Free shipping worldwide with nothing hidden
Frequently Asked Questions
Will it fall over?
Not with a wide enough base and the right caliper. A thin back panel bowing is the usual reason one collapses.
How much does a brochure display holder cost?
Rough estimate is $0.45 to $1.20 per unit for a single pocket, $0.90 to $2.20 for a multi pocket format and $3.20 to $7.00 for floor standing at moderate quantity. Size moves it. Shipping is included in our price. This is estimate only, so ask our team for a exact quote.
Do they arrive assembled?
Flat, and they fold up in a few seconds. That keeps your storage and shipping cost down considerably.
How many leaflets will it hold?
Depends on paper weight. Send us a sample stack and we size the pocket depth around it properly.
Can it replace an acrylic holder?
Easily, and at far lower cost. Board performs fine indoors and it recycles at the end, unlike acrylic.
Can it be wall mounted?
Yes, with a reinforced hanging hole. Useful where counter space is genuinely limited.
Should the header be printed?
We would recommend it. A header lifts your branding above the leaflets themselves.
