Square menu covers are used for many different applications and are normally suited to main menus as something a bit different from the standard A4 size.

Square paper size is: 210mm(W) x 210mm(H) (8.3in x 8.3in)

1/2 A4 is the same height as A4 but half the width. This is very popular as a drinks list cover or wine list cover. This is also particularly suited to an internal cord fixing due to being able to use a standard A4 piece of paper.

1/2 A4 paper size is: 140mm(W) x 297mm(H) (5.5in x 11.7in)

2/3 A4 is the same height as A4 but 2/3 the width. This is particularly popular for desserts and starters lists or as a main menu with slightly less bulk than a standard A4.

2/3 A4 paper size is: 140mm(W) x 297mm(H) (5.5in x 11.7in)

A5 menus are also very popular and are used for many different types of menus, but particularly for drinks and cocktail menus. The small size is very easy to handle and unobstructive when stood on a bar top.

A5 paper size is: 148mm(W) x 210mm(H) (5.8in x 8.3in)

A4 is the most popular size by far and is usually purchased for a main menu or for all menus in one. This is the perfect size for menu boards and menu covers alike.

A4 paper size is: 210mm(W) x 297mm(H) (8.3in x 11.7in)

Generally suited more for menu boards and wall mounted menus, A3 can usually fit a whole menu on one side.  

A3 paper size is: 297mm(W) x 420mm(H) (11.7in x 16.5in)

The concertina fixing is a permanent fixing  which folds the menu insert just like a concertina. On each side is a board made from your chosen material, and each board is connected by your menu insert with a concertina style fold.

The booklet holder is designed to do exactly that - hold booklets. A vertical pocket is placed on each side of the menu cover for you to slide the outer sleeves of your booklet in to.

Similar to US frames, simply slide your paper in to the picture frames and behind the clear acetate. The border of the picture frame will slightly cover your insert, framing it nicely.

A US frame is two pieces of clear plastic that are bound together with a fabric material around the perimeter. With one opening, simply slide your insert between the two plastic pieces for a protective fixing. These pockets can be fastened in to the menu cover.