Need a sleek, professional way to present your catalogs, menus, or price lists? The Ring Binder Catalog Stand #A11 keeps your materials organized, easily accessible, and stylishly displayed in any setting. ✅ Ergonomic Viewing Height: Stands at 45.5” tall for effortless readability.✅ Spacious Display Tray: The 18.5”W x 14.5”H tray securely holds letter-size, 3-hole punched pages.✅ Angled for Easy Access: Designed for comfortable reading without straining.✅ Sturdy & Durable Build: High-quality ABS tray with a solid wood base for long-term use.✅ Versatile & Multi-Purpose: Ideal for restaurants, showrooms, trade shows, and retail spaces. Why Choose This Catalog Stand? ✔ Streamlined Organization: Keep your menus, brochures, and catalogs neat and accessible.✔ Modern & Professional Look: Enhances the appearance of your presentation materials.✔ Easy to Update & Maintain: Simply add or remove pages as needed.✔ Built for Stability: Strong base ensures it stays in place, even in high-traffic areas. Specifications: •Height: 45½”H• Tray Size: 18½”W x 14½”H• Color: white tray, wood base• Material: ABS tray, wood base. • 3-ring binder display stand for letter size portrait punched pages• Angled tray for optimal viewing• Perfect for displaying catalogs, menus, price lists and illustrations Does not include clear pockets We are a Canadian company and all orders leave our facility within the same or next day. Shipping Quotations will be emailed separately once the order has been placed. If you do not reply back to our ship quote within 1-3 business days. We will give you a call to confirm. Please contact [email protected] if you have any questions. Our turn-around response is estimated to be 1-2 business days. Disclaimer *All sizes are quoted are approximate. Product images are intended to only illustrate the closest accuracy of the actual product. While all effort is made to ensure the images are as accurate as possible, product specifications may change without any notice.*Copyright @ DisplayCanada®.
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