It’s all in the name: Six Pack has six brochure holders. The design gives leaflets, commercial brochures and magazines the attention they deserve. The slender character of the Six Pack design works well in.
€ 243.00
(excl. VAT)
Delivery in 4 weeks
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Six PackFrom € 243.00
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Materials
Stand:
textured finished coated steel
Additional information
Dimensions:
0cm x 0cm x 0cm
Weight:
13kg
Delivery in 4 weeks
€ 243.00
(excl. VAT)
Combined with more than one brochure stand
The power of repetition
Six Pack is fine on its own, but likes company too. Use the power of repetition and place multiple brochure stands next to each other.
Double sided
Front or rear? Six Pack puts documents on both sides in the spotlights.
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