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1. How many posters does this stand hold?
It holds two A2 posters displayed in a vertical stacked layout, allowing you to present two separate messages on one stand.
2. What poster size does each frame fit?
Each frame is designed for standard A2 posters measuring 420 x 594mm. The frame size is 474 x 649mm with a visible display area of 410 x 585mm per panel.
3. Can I display different content in each frame?
Yes. Each snap frame operates independently, so you can show the same or entirely different content in each panel — useful for pairing a promotion with a product detail, or a menu with a daily special.
4. How does the snap frame work?
Press the 32mm frame edges to open them, insert or replace your poster, then snap them closed to secure it. No tools are required for either frame.
5. How tall is the stand overall?
The stand reaches approximately 1.8 metres in height, positioning both A2 frames at strong eye-level visibility for passing foot traffic.
6. How stable is the base?
The 460mm weighted base provides excellent stability and helps prevent movement or tipping in busy indoor environments.
7. Is this stand single or double sided?
Single-sided. It is best positioned facing the direction of foot traffic or against a wall for focused, front-facing messaging.
8. How does this compare to a single A1 stand?
Both offer a similar footprint and height, but the dual A2 format lets you communicate two distinct messages simultaneously, which can be more useful than a single larger poster in some retail or hospitality settings.
9. Is it suitable for outdoor use?
This stand is designed for indoor use. Outdoor conditions including wind and moisture may affect the frame finish and stability over time.
10. Does it require assembly?
Minimal assembly is required — typically attaching the post to the base and fitting the frames. No specialist tools are needed.