Weight where it counts.
The difference shows in the base. A wide chrome cassette with a curved teardrop profile gives this stand a low, planted feel that lighter economy models cannot match, so it holds its ground on busy floors and beside doorways where people brush past all day. The chrome finish reads as considered rather than temporary, which matters when the room is full of clients. The graphic winds fully back into the cassette for transport and can be swapped out later without replacing the hardware. Worth the extra for showroom floors, conference foyers, awards evenings, sales suites and anywhere the stand will be seen up close.
- Use the product template or file setup guide when one is provided.
- Remove all hidden layers, guides, dielines or artwork that is not intended to print.
- Submit each project as a single, print-ready PDF. For multi-page files, all pages should be the same size and placed in the correct order.
- Make sure the file dimensions and orientation match the product being ordered.
- Avoid placing borders too close to the finished edge, as minor movement during trimming may make them appear uneven.
- For bleed, follow the margins provided in the product template. Keep important text, logos and design elements safely inside the trim line.
- Artwork should be high resolution, set to CMYK and supplied at 300 DPI whenever possible.
- Use C0, M0, Y0, K100 for small black text. For larger areas of deep black, use C30, M20, Y20, K100.
- Convert all fonts to outlines or ensure they are properly embedded in the PDF.
- Review your artwork carefully before uploading. Files are printed using the information provided, and colour may appear differently on screen than it does in print.
To start, select the product size, preview the design guidelines, download the guidelines for reference, and proceed with the customization options.
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