Θήκη εγγράφων Sigel LH111 ακρυλική διαφανής

The Sigel LH111 Document holder is a table-top literature stand made of clear 2 mm acrylic, sized for A4 documents (210 × 297 mm). It includes a business card holder and a single compartment that accommodates up to 30 mm of material. The holder measures 240 × 290 × 115 mm (w × h × d) and combines the clarity of glass with shatter-resistant plastic durability. The acrylic has a 25-year guarantee against UV damage, and the construction is designed to be stable and sturdy.

Advantages

The transparent acrylic provides unobstructed visibility of documents while remaining shatter-proof. Internal ribbing in the base and a curved back keep contents upright and prevent slippage. Multiple holders can be coupled via a tongue-and-groove joint to create extended displays. The 25-year UV-resistance guarantee preserves clarity over time.

Suitable for

• Displaying A4 brochures, leaflets and information sheets on desks or counters
• Reception areas, trade shows and retail counters
• Offices, schools and home study areas for organizing documents

Key specifications

• Brand: sigel
• Model: LH111
• Material: transparent acrylic, 2 mm
• Format compatibility: A4 (210 × 297 mm)
• Capacity: up to 30 mm of material
• Dimensions (w × h × d): 240 × 290 × 115 mm
• Includes business card holder
• EAN: 4004360982002
• 25-year UV-resistance guarantee on acrylic

How to use

Place the document holder on a flat, stable surface. Insert A4 documents or brochures into the compartment so that they rest against the curved back; business cards can be placed in the dedicated card slot. If you need a wider display, connect multiple holders using the tongue-and-groove joint to align them securely. Clean with a soft, lint-free cloth and a mild, non-abrasive cleaner suitable for acrylic.

Recommendations

To maintain clarity, avoid abrasive cleaners and prolonged exposure to direct sunlight despite the UV-resistance guarantee; clean regularly with a soft cloth and mild detergent. Do not use acetone or strong solvents on the acrylic surface.