The brown cardboard stool in standard print is the ideal promotional product for all kinds of events, from trade shows to city festivals and concerts. But how do you decide if it's right for you?
If you like it uncomplicated and simple, without gradients, 5 colors or unnecessary additives and you need more than just 2 pieces, then the cardboard stool in flexo printing, the traditional packaging printing, is exactly what you are looking for.
Simple motifs, logos or lettering with up to 3 colors are ideal for this printing. See for yourself and take a look at our sample images.
- individual 3-color (3c) printing, full or partial, according to customer's artwork
- basic color of cardboard stools: white or brown
- printing by flexo printing
- one-piece, quick to assemble and disassemble
- easy to transport due to practical carrying handle and low weight
- flat delivery (mostly in bundles): space-saving storage
- with safety notice on the inside
Advantages at a glance
- no rental costs for seating
- advertising message with 5 areas directly at the customer
- reusable and robust
- further applications, e.g. as advertising wall, possible
How does an order work with us?
You order via the store, we send you a print template with punch contour on which you can place your motif. After our check it goes off to production. For the printed image, the plate maker creates a plate, which then transfers the colors. After die-cutting and gluing, the cardboard stools make their way to you in bundles.
The complete production period is about 4-6 weeks from the time the print data is provided, plus the time it takes for the carrier to deliver.
Please note that in industrial production there can always be excess or short deliveries of up to 10%. This is customary in the industry.
Need help?
Do you have any questions about printing requirements or creating data? We provide helpful tips in our help document General requirements for your print data under Further information . We will also be happy to advise you in detail by phone or e-mail.
