Sigel SM110 Menu Folder with elastic binding, black, with 2 double transparent pockets for 8 pages, for A4

Would highly recommend. Inserts are bigger than a4, so an a4 piece actually fits all the way inside (unlike others I have tried). Really nice quality and texture to it.

The Sigel SM110 Menu Folder is a tough and really well made product that is perfect for it's designated purpose but could also have a number of other uses too. I have the A4 size but A5 is also available from Sigel on the same Amazon Product Page, and buying the folders in packs of five works out a bit cheaper than buying them individually. The clever design enables you to be able swap or add more pages in a matter of seconds - perhaps if you had different menus for certain days of the week or for different times of day this may be a handy feature. Additional double transparent pockets are available from Amazon and the folder comes already fitted with two removable double-sided transparent sleeves suitable for 8 sheets of DIN A4 (210 x 297 mm); the cover itself measures 240 x 340 x 12 mm. I am using my to hold some menus from our favourite local takeaways and it stops them becoming lost and makes choosing food much more fun! These Sigel SM110 menu folders are ideal for pubs, clubs, cafes and restaurants but they are also perfect for displaying any A4 documents needing to be referred to often.

This is a fab menu folder that does exactly what any restaurant / cafe will need it too. This version holds 8 single sheets of A4 paper in 4 plastic sleeves but you can purchase additional inserts if that isn't enough. It would be very easy to add or change pages if you have different menu options for different times of the day.Although this is called a menu folder it also has plenty of other uses for home users. Personally I'm planning on using it to store recipes I've printed from various websites. The folder is great because it will either stand upright or lay completely flat on the work surface displaying the pages you're currently using and because it's designed to be used around food it is easy to wipe clean if you have any accidental spillages while cooking.I'm sure there are loads of other uses though and I liked the idea mentioned by another reviewer of using it to store takeaway menus. I might even purchase some additional pages and add those in there too!

The Sigel menu folder is a very nice item. We are going to rent out a holiday home and this will be perfect for giving guests info about the accommodation. Of course it can also be used for menus, although I think the plastic would detract a bit if you have a top end establishment. It is slightly oversized, a few inches bigger than A4.It is very robust, made of stiff plastic with tough inserts You can fit 4 double sided pages inside to give, so there are 8 pages on display. You can buy additional inserts which fit in the elastic divider.Not a bad price for a very useful item,

Superb quality menu holder for any restaurant setting. I'd describe the appearance classic over elegant as you see these kind of menus in all manner of settings, particularly popular in pubs that are delving more into the restaurant business. It contains 4 plastic sleeves so can hold 8 sheets of A4 paper.It could be used for other things such as business reports, certificates, important documents etc. Just bear in mind there are only the 4 sleeves included and it's rather chunky to house other things. Better suited for its intended purpose as a menu for sure.