VisualDisplays Reviews

These acrylic holders come as a pack of 5. The quality of the acrylic isn't bad, and i do like that the base is separate. However when sliding in the acrylic to the holder i have chipped a few, the holder nearly seems to be too tight for it or the acrylic itself is maybe too thin, i am not sure which. Even the one's i did get in without cracking, it was quite tight. The few that didn't crack were fine once i had them standing, though the base nearly doesn't support it well enough. For the price they aren't bad but not the best i have seen either.

Perfect for displaying items up to A4 in size, portrait format.Base just needs slid on, fairly easy for assembly. They do feel slightly brittle so just go gently while putting them together as I feel they could snap.

I like the two part design and they assemble easily and sturdily once you remove the protective backing. The base is a litle narrow though so not the most stable unfortunately. Will do the job though.

These table top acrylic stands are great for so many uses, from advertising, menus, event information or in my case using to hold a photo of someone at a birthday.The product comes in 2 parts, the base and the holder which simply slides into the base once you have put your desired item in the A4 sized holder. The item isn't the sturdiest and the acrylic does feel a bit on the thin side, that I don't think it would take much man handling to damage it, so it's probably best used where there isn't much need to touch it.I do like how this stand is upright rather the at an angle like many others, as this makes it double sided reching a greater audience with your desired advert.

The WENYA A4 Acrylic Sign Holder works as expected with no issues so far. The pack size of 5 is handy and offers good value for money. Overall, I'm satisfied with this purchase.

The WENYA A4 Acrylic Sign Holder works as expected with no issues so far. The pack size of 5 is handy and offers good value for money. Overall, I'm satisfied with this purchase.

The WENYA A4 Acrylic Sign Holder works as expected with no issues so far. The pack size of 5 is handy and offers good value for money. Overall, I'm satisfied with this purchase.

very useful sign holders.They hold a sheet of a4 paper and are easy to assemble. Once the protective film is removed the acrylic is clear and has no imperfections.The only gripe is the base that the main sheet of aycrilic slips into could do with being a litter bigger. Due to the base being small the sign can be prone to falling over with very little breeze.

very useful sign holders.They hold a sheet of a4 paper and are easy to assemble. Once the protective film is removed the acrylic is clear and has no imperfections.The only gripe is the base that the main sheet of aycrilic slips into could do with being a litter bigger. Due to the base being small the sign can be prone to falling over with very little breeze.

very useful sign holders.They hold a sheet of a4 paper and are easy to assemble. Once the protective film is removed the acrylic is clear and has no imperfections.The only gripe is the base that the main sheet of aycrilic slips into could do with being a litter bigger. Due to the base being small the sign can be prone to falling over with very little breeze.

These are simple, straightforward, tabletop acrylic sign/information display holders. The bases are wide enough that these aren’t prone to tipping over easily and there is decent weight and thickness to the acrylic. A4 pages slide in easily enough.These have to be assembled before use - they came as separate parts loose in a box with the bases rattling round a lot - it seemed more luck than judgement that they arrived undamaged. All the parts were covered in a rather irritating and fiddly to remove plastic film.

These are simple, straightforward, tabletop acrylic sign/information display holders. The bases are wide enough that these aren’t prone to tipping over easily and there is decent weight and thickness to the acrylic. A4 pages slide in easily enough.These have to be assembled before use - they came as separate parts loose in a box with the bases rattling round a lot - it seemed more luck than judgement that they arrived undamaged. All the parts were covered in a rather irritating and fiddly to remove plastic film.

These are simple, straightforward, tabletop acrylic sign/information display holders. The bases are wide enough that these aren’t prone to tipping over easily and there is decent weight and thickness to the acrylic. A4 pages slide in easily enough.These have to be assembled before use - they came as separate parts loose in a box with the bases rattling round a lot - it seemed more luck than judgement that they arrived undamaged. All the parts were covered in a rather irritating and fiddly to remove plastic film.

I've got several of these already. I help run a community radio station and we use a bunch of these for various purposes. The ones we have are always getting knocked over and some of them have cracked or had corners knocked off. So were these any better?They come with the bases detached. And that's something I like. Many of these try to do it with a folded all-in-one design which is okay, but as they age, they become less good at holding onto the paper. So I welcomed the separate base. It was a little tricky getting them into the bases, but I added a little lubricant and it was fine. It was also a little tricky to remove the protective film, but you only need to do that once.The bases aren't particularly wide, so they do get knocked over fairly easily, but that's nothing new. There were a few chips on the corners, but that doesn't bother me. In use, they're nice and clear and do a reasonable job. The only problem is the lack of width to the base - with the office window open, a strong breeze with knock them all over.

I've got several of these already. I help run a community radio station and we use a bunch of these for various purposes. The ones we have are always getting knocked over and some of them have cracked or had corners knocked off. So were these any better?They come with the bases detached. And that's something I like. Many of these try to do it with a folded all-in-one design which is okay, but as they age, they become less good at holding onto the paper. So I welcomed the separate base. It was a little tricky getting them into the bases, but I added a little lubricant and it was fine. It was also a little tricky to remove the protective film, but you only need to do that once.The bases aren't particularly wide, so they do get knocked over fairly easily, but that's nothing new. There were a few chips on the corners, but that doesn't bother me. In use, they're nice and clear and do a reasonable job. The only problem is the lack of width to the base - with the office window open, a strong breeze with knock them all over.