Wall-mounted
Tiered or grid pockets for lobbies, medical offices, and corridors; 2–12 pockets.
Acrylic Brochure Holders
Literature displays sized to your brochure, wall and traffic flow, for hotels, clinics, offices and retailers from 100 pieces per design.
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Acrylic brochure holders have one or more open-front pockets for self-serve literature. We make wall, counter, floor, rotating, and slatwall formats for DL through A4 brochures. Made in our own factory in China, exported direct.
- Formats
- Wall, counter, floor, slatwall, rotating
- Paper
- DL, A5, A4 and custom
- Pockets
- 2–12 wall · 1–3 counter · 6–24 floor · 12–48 rotating
- Acrylic
- 2, 3 or 5 mm
100
MOQ (pcs)
3-5d
Sample lead time
15-20d
Production lead time
24h
Quote response
Paid samples cost US$200–500 per design and are never credited to the order; production runs from 100 pcs per design.
Acrylic brochure holder styles
Choose the configuration around the product, location, and approval drawing.
Countertop
One pocket, 2–3 side by side, or 2–3 tiers of 2–4 for reception and trade show tables.
Floor-standing
6–24 tiered pockets on a weighted base where no wall is available.
Rotating
12–48 pockets around a central post, with access from several sides.
Slatwall-compatible
Hooked pockets for movable literature positions on retail fixture walls and trade show booths.
Brochure size to pocket size
| Brochure | Paper size | Internal pocket width | Pocket depth |
|---|---|---|---|
| DL / A4 tri-fold / Letter tri-fold | About 99 mm wide | 105 mm | 30–35 mm |
| 4 × 9 in rack card | 102 × 229 mm | 108 mm | 30–35 mm |
| A5 | 148 × 210 mm | 155 mm | 35–40 mm |
| Half-letter | 140 × 216 mm | 145 mm | 35–40 mm |
| A4 full-width | 210 × 297 mm | 218 mm | 40–50 mm |
| Letter full-width | 216 × 279 mm | 222 mm | 40–50 mm |
Send a physical brochure for a nonstandard pocket.
Material and mounting options
Choose 2 mm for a light counter unit, 3 mm for most brochures, and 5 mm where structure or pocket count needs it. Acrylic gives a clear alternative to wire and cardboard.
Acrylic brochure holder price examples
A single-pocket DL countertop holder in 3 mm clear acrylic with a flame-polished edge is the simplest configuration.
A six-pocket wall holder uses roughly 3–4 times the material and fabrication of a single-pocket counter holder; 5 mm acrylic uses about 2.5 times the material of 2 mm. Unit cost drops above 200 pieces and again at 500+.
Request a quote- More pockets add material
- Wall hardware adds a kit
- Floor stands add post and base
- Rotating stands add bearing
Delivered project
Brochure pockets built into a dental reception guard
A six-location dental practice replaced four separate fixtures with one 3-in-1 acrylic unit: a counter sneeze guard, two brochure pockets and a frosted privacy panel. The 4 × 9 in and 5.5 × 8.5 in pockets were sized to the practice's most-handed-out forms, in 5 mm cast acrylic with diamond-polished edges for daily disinfectant wipe-downs.
- 6 practices outfitted
- 14-day production
- 3-in-1 integrated unit
- 2 brochure pockets per unit
A coordinated literature display
“We needed matching brochure holders across every hotel property in the chain — same pocket count, same logo, same mounting hardware. Wetop nailed the consistency. The wall-mount template they included made installation foolproof for our maintenance teams.”
Frequently Asked Questions
What brochure sizes fit standard acrylic brochure holders?
We build acrylic brochure holders for every standard format: DL (99×210mm) — the most common brochure size worldwide, the US 4×9in rack card (102×229mm), A5 (148×210mm), A4 tri-fold (99mm pocket width for a 210×297mm sheet folded in thirds), US Letter tri-fold (99mm pocket width for 8.5×11in folded in thirds), and A4, US Letter, or US Legal full-width for unfolded sheets. Each pocket is cut 2–3mm wider than the brochure for easy insertion and one-hand removal. Non-standard sizes — square brochures, oversized catalogs, half-fold formats — are fully customizable.
What is the difference between an acrylic brochure holder and an acrylic sign holder?
A sign holder displays a single printed insert behind a clear panel — visible but not meant to be taken. A brochure holder stores multiple copies of a brochure, pamphlet, or flyer in an open-front pocket so visitors can grab one and go. Sign holders present; brochure holders distribute. Many reception areas use both: a sign holder for wayfinding or branding, and a brochure holder next to it stocked with takeaway literature.
Can wall-mounted acrylic brochure holders hold heavy catalogs?
Yes — with the right pocket depth and wall hardware. Standard DL/tri-fold pockets hold 20–30 brochures at roughly 200g total. For heavier catalogs (A4, coated stock, 50+ pages), we increase pocket depth to 45–60mm, use 3–5mm acrylic for rigidity, and mount with toggle bolts or screw-through brackets rated for the load. Each pocket supports up to 1.5kg when properly mounted. We match the hardware to the wall material — drywall, concrete, wood, or glass.
How much do custom acrylic brochure holders cost?
Four factors drive brochure holder pricing: pocket count (a single-pocket countertop unit uses a fraction of the material of a 12-pocket wall unit), acrylic thickness (2mm for lightweight countertop vs 5mm for heavy-duty wall-mounted), mounting method (countertop is simplest; wall-mount adds hardware; floor-standing adds a post and base), and order quantity (unit cost drops significantly above 200 pieces). A single-pocket DL countertop holder in 3mm clear acrylic is our most affordable configuration. Logo printing adds a flat setup fee plus per-unit cost.
Can you make brochure holders that fit on slatwall panels?
Yes. We build acrylic brochure holders with slatwall adapter hooks molded or bonded to the back panel. The hooks slot into standard slatwall grooves (typically 3in / 76mm on center) and support the full weight of the loaded pocket. Available in single-pocket, double-pocket, and tiered multi-pocket configurations. Slatwall brochure holders are popular for trade show booths, retail fixture walls, and showroom displays where pocket positions change frequently.
Do you manufacture these yourselves, or source them as a trading company?
We manufacture them. Wetop has owned its Shenzhen factory since 2008 — today 5,000 m², ISO 9001 certified, 65+ workers, 2,000+ custom projects behind us. Brochure holders are cut, bent, bonded, and inspected on our own floor. Pocket width is the detail that decides whether a rack card drops in or has to be forced, and we set it against your actual printed piece rather than against a catalog number.
We need mixed pocket formats — A4 and DL in the same rollout. How should we spec that?
Start from the printed pieces, not the fixture. Send us one physical sample of each format, or the exact trimmed dimensions, and we cut each pocket 2–3mm wider than its piece so staff can restock one-handed. On the commercial side, MOQ is 100 pieces per design, so a rollout with an A4 tri-fold countertop unit and a DL wall unit runs as two designs of 100 in one production window and one shipment. If a single unit has to carry both formats, we build mixed-width pockets into one holder — a common request for reception desks that stock a corporate brochure alongside rack cards. Tell us the format split and site count and we'll quote the two approaches side by side so you can see which costs less across the whole rollout.
Which wall mount does a brochure holder need for drywall, concrete, or glass?
The holder body stays the same; the back plate and hardware change with the wall. Drywall takes a 6mm back plate with drywall anchors and a 30×30mm spreader plate so the anchor does not pull through. Concrete or brick takes a 4mm back plate with M6 sleeve anchors or masonry plugs, metal studs take self-drilling screws with cup washers, and wood paneling takes #10 wood screws in pre-drilled holes. Glass fixtures that cannot be drilled use 3M VHB structural adhesive plus a safety tether. For a multi-site rollout, send photos of each wall rather than drawings alone, since drywall and a concrete column look the same on plan, and we pack the matching hardware kit per location.
How do you stop a countertop brochure holder from tipping or sliding?
As guests pull brochures from the front pocket, the loaded holder's center of mass moves forward. We use a base of at least 200×100mm in 6mm cast acrylic and bring the unit above 800g with a steel weight insert or a thicker base, which resists a forward pull of about 200g. Anti-slip pads are matched to the counter: silicone on glass, EPDM on wood so it does not mark, and felt or silicone on laminate.
Ready to Build Custom Acrylic Brochure Holders? Let's Quote It.
Send us your brochure size, holder type, pocket count, and quantity. We respond within 24 hours with a detailed quote — format recommendation, material options, and timeline included. No commitment required. Sample before you commit to production.