Brochure Holders & Tablet Stands

A light aluminium or steel rack that holds printed literature at reading height, or a cradle on a post that presents a tablet at chest height. The collection runs from zig zag and S-shaped brochure racks to single and multi-device tablet stands.

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Good communication. Very helpful. The product we ordered is as we anticipated. A canvas bag was included, along with Velcro tape for installation. Overall, it was an excellent experience. We are very happy with the result and would not hesitate to recommend them to others.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many brochures does one of these actually hold? +

Around 40 to 60 A4 brochures per pocket, less if they are thick or stapled. A four-pocket stand will get you through a two-day show with one restock if you are handing them out rather than letting people browse. Bring a box of spares behind the wall and top up at lunch, because an empty pocket reads as a stand nobody is looking after. Weight matters too: full pockets make the stand top-heavy.

Which ones need a specific frame profile to fit? +

The Sleek Tension Fabric Tablet Display and anything described as frame-mounted. Those attach to a fabric display's upright or rail, so the bracket has to match the tube diameter or the extrusion you already own, and a 40mm bracket will not clamp a 30mm tube. The Zig Zag Brochure Stand, Modern S-Shaped Brochure Stand and TechBrochure Pro Stand are freestanding and fit nowhere in particular, which is why they suit hired stands.

Where should the stand sit on a 3m x 3m stand? +

On the open corner, about 300mm inside the aisle line. People will not walk into the middle of a stand to reach literature, so putting the rack against the back wall means staff fetch brochures all day. Keep it out of the aisle itself because organisers measure that and will move anything over the line. A tablet stand belongs where a conversation happens, usually beside the counter rather than at the edge.

How is this different from the Trade Show Display Accessories & Add-Ons collection? +

This collection is only literature and device holders, whether they stand alone or clip on. Trade Show Display Accessories & Add-Ons is the broader group and includes shelving, hanging rails, peg boards, TV mounts, transport bags and combined units that turn a wall into a display system. Come here if all you need is somewhere for flyers and a tablet. Go there if the wall itself has to carry stock or a screen.

How do I order, and can you brand the panels? +

Order online or send us the stand you want with the frame details if it is a clip-on version, and we will confirm the fit first. Printed header panels and graphic wraps can be added, with artwork assistance and a 2D mockup provided free before anything goes to print. Email support@backdropsource.com.au or ring +61 7 3053 8668. Shipping across Australia costs nothing and hardware is warranted for twelve months.