Brochure & Magazine Printing
Have a brochure or magazine printed that reads well: stapled, glued or spiral-bound, we advise on the best binding for your page count.
Request a no-obligation quoteWhich Binding Suits Your Brochure?
Stapled
Budget-friendly and fast, ideal up to about 60 pages.
Glued
Perfect binding, for a neat spine on thicker brochures or magazines.
Spiral Binding
Lies completely flat when open, handy for workbooks and manuals.
Questions
Frequently Asked Questions about Brochures & Magazines
Which binding should I choose for my brochure?
Stapling is the most popular and budget-friendly option for brochures up to about 60 pages. Gluing (perfect binding) gives a neat spine for thicker brochures, and spiral binding is ideal if the brochure needs to lie completely flat when open. Also read our in-depth guide on pages and binding.
How many pages can a brochure have?
That depends on the binding. With stapling, it's best to work in multiples of 4 pages, up to about 60. For more pages, perfect binding is a better choice.
Which paper type should I choose for a magazine?
For the inner pages, 130 to 170 gsm coated paper is a common choice, with a sturdier 250 to 300 gsm for the cover.
Is there a minimum order quantity for brochures?
You can order from as little as a small quantity. Feel free to ask about the options and price for your desired quantity and page count.
Can I also have the layout taken care of?
Yes. Our graphic design team is happy to develop the full layout of your brochure or magazine for you, delivered print-ready.
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