• 2 sizes (DL & A4)
• Clear, durable plastic
• Sturdy, self-standing base
• Screw holes for wall mounting
• Fits leaflets, flyers, postcards, menus & more.
• Quantities from 1 to 10

Versatile display solution

Boost your marketing game with our clear, plastic literature holders. Designed to organise and showcase handouts, these see-through holders are a practical addition to counters in retail shops, at trade shows, estate agencies, restaurants, healthcare facilities and more. Additionally, with 2 sizes to choose from, they can accommodate a wide range of marketing materials, providing flexible and reusable display options.

Professional look, less clutter

Crafted from sturdy plastic, these holders keep your materials neatly displayed without obscuring important details. The transparent design ensures that your marketing materials take centre stage, creating a clean and professional look. Whether you want to organise leaflets in an office, showcase flyers at events or display menus at your restaurant counter, our plastic flyer holders make it easy for customers to take a look.

Easy to order

Getting the right plastic holders for your marketing materials is simple. If you have existing handouts, you can order the right size holders here — just make sure that your materials are sized to fit either our small (99 x 210 mm) or large (210 x 297 mm) holders. If you don’t have handouts yet, we’re here to help you create those too. And if you choose a handout that fits one of our holder sizes, you'll see the option to add holders before checking out. You’re on your way to organised and impactful displays.

Better by Design

This item is part of our Better by Design collection, which connects you to responsibly sourced products. Learn more.

What Makes it Better

Responsibly Sourced Materials: Products made from responsibly sourced materials are designed to help reduce environmental impact. They're selected not only for the materials themselves, but also with consideration for the workers who farm and manufacture them, indigenous communities affected by production and the biodiversity in and around production areas.