Brochure Holders

FAQs

What are the Different Types of Brochure Holders Available?

Office Choice stocks a wide variety of brochure holders to suit different layouts and display needs. Popular options include compact single-pocket designs for desktops, tiered holders that allow multiple brochures to be displayed at once, and wall-mounted models that maximise space while keeping literature easily accessible.

We also stock brochure display stands that are a great choice for reception areas or waiting rooms. They provide exceptional visibility for promotional or educational materials (such as at a medical or school admin office). You’ll also find a range of brochure holders specifically designed for various brochure sizes, including A4, A5, and DL. 

How Do I Choose the Right Brochure Holder for My Office?

The main factors to take into consideration at the start are where the brochure holder will be used and the number of materials you intend to display. For example, a busy reception area could benefit from a larger, tiered brochure holder design while a smaller workspace may only need a single or dual-pocket brochure holder for displaying a few essential documents.

The stock at Office Choice includes smaller, portable brochure holders as well as fixed designs, such as multi-tiered wall-mounted brochure holders (also sometimes referred to as brochure racks). Ideally, the holders you opt for shouldn’t disrupt the space - whether freestanding or wall-mounted, place them in areas where they’re out of the way of general foot traffic but still visible and accessible enough so that customers, clients, or even passers-by can grab a brochure or document if they please.

Can Brochure Holders Be Used for Both Brochures and Magazines, and What are Other Uses for Them?

Yes, they can. While they may be named brochure holders, they’re a great option for displaying a wide range of literature and informational documents. Many of the brochure holders stocked at Office Choice are versatile enough to accommodate brochures and slim magazines, depending on the pocket width and height of the holder. 

Brochure holders are also often used to store and display other materials such as catalogues, product sheets, or visitor information pamphlets. This also includes being used for providing access to important information, such as displaying building layout and emergency directives, registration forms, or policy leaflets.

Another fantastic use case for brochure holders is displaying printed materials as events, exhibitions, tradeshows, and within meeting rooms. They have multiple uses and are a fantastic choice across many professional settings.

What is the Difference Between a Brochure Holder and a Brochure Rack?

These terms can be used interchangeably, but they do tend to have some minor differences. A brochure holder usually refers to smaller displays that can be placed on countertops and desks or secured to a wall. A brochure rack, by contrast, is usually a freestanding structure with multiple tiers or rows to them.

How Do I Organise Multiple Brochures in a Limited Space?

The first step here is to choose the right brochure holder for your needs. To properly organise and display multiple brochures, we recommend looking into tiered brochure holders. With their vertical layout, they make it easy for several brochures to be displayed in a small footprint while maintaining complete visibility for all of them.

Another good option is the wall-mounted brochure holder. These have similarly tiered vertical layouts that allow you to display a significant number of brochures or other documents with ease. And because they’re wall-mounted, they’re the perfect space-saving option when it’s already limited.

How Do I Install a Wall-Mounted Brochure Holder?

While installation steps can differ depending on the model, most wall-mounted brochure holders tend to involve a straightforward setup process. 

At Office Choice, our stock includes options that come with pre-drilled holes for screws, as well as models suited to adhesive or hook-mounted installations. So, if physically drilling a brochure holder to a wall is not ideal in your commercial space due to specific restrictions set by a landlord, for example, the adhesive options are a great non-intrusive alternative.

If you’re able to do permanent installations, make sure the brochure holder is level and secured to a stable surface that can support its weight once it’s filled with brochures or other documents. It’s also a good idea to use wall plugs if you’re attaching a holder to plaster or drywall. For non-permanent installations, adhesive strips and/or hooks offer an effective solution. 

When installing, be it permanent or temporary, you should always follow the installation instructions provided with the wall-mounted holder to ensure proper stability and longevity.