menu holder A4 SLIM (17,4x31,8 cm) PATCH label "personalized" (min. 18 pcs) frame (4 sides) ECOMENU BROWN th. 0.6

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• Menu holder cover for professional use
• Flexible material in washable FSC cellulose fibre, material texture, thickness 0.55 mm. Certified wear resistance and stain-resistant treatment
• PATCH label in cellulose fibre fixed with rivets. Personalization with printed logos or writings. Free customization installation cost for orders over 18 pieces
• Contains 1 black cardboard frame insert bound with elastic for a total of 4 visible sides. Possible addition of a frame that can be purchased separately
• Cleaning with water and degreasing soap (dish soap) is recommended. For particularly difficult stains, rub with a soft brush and rinse. Particularly acidic elements may leave light halos on light colors.
• Functional design based on the real needs of catering.
• Suitable for light use
• Eco-friendly product - made in Italy

This item is suitable for all refined environments and is aimed at a careful and material-conscious clientele. DAG Style reinvents the material used for jeans labels, which, like these, require time to dry after washing. It is an ecological, fashionable and lightweight menu holder.
The advantages are immediately evident, communicating a strong sense of ecological sustainability and respect for nature. Furthermore, clean lines and color combinations are particularly appreciated.

Technical ratings (from 0 to 100)
Washability 100 (washable with running water and neutral soap)
Water resistance 10 (this material absorbs water but does not alter)
Stain resistance 40 (poor resistance to stains, but thanks to washability the most delicate dirt is easily removed)
Mechanical resistance 75 (average resistance to wear and tear, but not to cutting)
Light resistance 80 (excellent resistance of colors to solar rays)