Acrylic Magazine-Stand two-shelf

Description

Perspex Acrylic Magazine-Stand two-shelf is hugely popular and first designed and made by GJ Plastics in 1993.

Made with Clear Perspex® Acrylic manufactured in the UK.

Perspex Acrylic Magazine-Stand two-shelf Specifications.

They will fit both standard A4 and American A4 magazine sizes.

Weight 9.65 Kg

Height 120.4 cm

Two off Shelf size 32 cm by 23.5 cm with a lip size of 12.5 cm.

They are produced in 8mm Acrylic with an additional 5mm clear acrylic support bar screwed underneath each shelf to make it even stronger.

8mm thick Acrylic Magazine shelf with 5mm Support.

Floor area 40 cm by 37.5cm.

Branding.

You can, for an additional charge, brand the stand.

Please note all prices are for the customer sending artwork-ready branding and all artwork origination.

Delivery of magazine stands.

The Perspex® Acrylic Magazine Stand two shelf delivered flat packed.

Our exclusive design connector brackets and stainless steel machine screws connect the components.

Tools Required.

Phillips Screwdriver.

Please note we do not recommend using an electric screwdriver or drill to tighten the screws.

Suggested usage for Perspex Acrylic Magazine-Stand two-shelf.

These high quality stands are ideal for magazine publications, supermarkets, events and many more locations.

GJ Plastics has sold the Perspex® Acrylic Magazine Stand on two shelves worldwide.

The manufacturer of Perspex® Acrylic material is in Britain.

GJ Plastics is designed and only made in Britain to ensure high standards are maintained.

Where to position your Perspex® Acrylic Magazine Stand?

The ideal spot to place your Perspex® Acrylic Magazine Stand two shelf is in an area with high footfall.

Often you will find magazine stands near the checkouts in supermarkets or the entrance.

They also offer a fantastic way of promoting your brand or trade brochures at events or exhibitions.

Allows for impulse buying from your customers to add value to the overall spend.

How many magazines will each shelf hold?

To determine this measure, the thickness of your magazine, divide the height of the shelf lip by the magazine thickness to tell you the maximum yield.