Menumappen sigel SM204 A4 2 vakken antraciet, 10-pack

Set of 10 sigel SM204 menu covers for A4 documents in anthracite, each with two internal pockets. These covers are designed to present menus, price lists or information sheets in restaurants, cafes, bars and reception areas while protecting pages from spills, fingerprints and wear. The anthracite finish provides a neutral, professional appearance that keeps printed content visible and easy to read.

Advantages

The two-pocket layout holds A4 pages securely on both sides while allowing quick page changes. Durable material resists liquid splashes and daily handling, extending the life of printed menus and information sheets. A consistent anthracite color gives a uniform look across multiple covers, suitable for coordinated table or counter presentation. The pack contains ten covers, offering a practical quantity for small establishments or replacement needs.

Suitable for

• Restaurants and cafés for food and drink menus
• Bars and bistros for price lists and specials
• Hotel receptions and lobbies for guest information
• Event venues and conference centres for schedules and programs
• Small businesses and shops for promotional or product sheets

Key specifications

• Format: A4
• Pocket configuration: two internal pockets (both sides)
• Finish: anthracite
• Pack quantity: 10 covers
• Protection: splash- and handling-resistant material
• Visibility: clear interior panels to keep content readable

How to use

Open each menu cover and insert A4 printed pages into the clear pockets, aligning the paper so text and images are fully visible. Use the two pockets to present a front and back or two separate pages per cover. For cleaning, wipe the exterior and the clear panels with a soft damp cloth and mild detergent if necessary; avoid abrasive cleaners. Replace or rotate covers as needed to maintain a tidy, professional presentation.

Recommendations

Store covers flat in a dry environment to prevent warping. For long-term protection of frequently handled menus, consider laminating original prints before inserting them into the pockets to reduce reprinting frequency.