Getting the right frame size first
Most support calls start with the frame size, because A4 and A3 do not suit every counter or wall. We work with snap frames for inserts, wall boards for fixed menu points, and A-frame stands for pavement use or a quick display near the door.
If your menu changes often, the frame profile, cover and insert size need to match the way the staff work. A clean fit matters more than fancy wording, especially when a lunch board must be changed between service periods.
Artwork that fits the board without trimming stress
Our print support covers menu resizing, typesetting, proofing and short run printing. That usually means checking the artwork against the chosen frame size, then setting text so prices, dish names and specials stay legible.
- A4 menu templates for compact counters and smaller insert boards
- A3 menu templates for larger wall displays and clear price lists
- Menu resizing for artwork that must move between formats
- Menu proofing before print finishing starts
Finishes that hold up in a busy food space
Menu boards near coffee counters, bars and takeaway windows pick up fingerprints, steam and dust. Laminated menu prints help with wiping, while anti-glare covers reduce shine under bright lights or shopfront windows.
Where the board sits near a doorway or service hatch, the finish has to stay readable from a short distance. That is where colour matching and print finishing matter, because pale text on a light background can disappear fast.
Wall, window and floor placement notes
Mounting support depends on where the menu will live. Wall-mounted frames suit dining rooms and queue points, while window mounting works for street-facing specials and trading hours. A-frame stands are better for entrances, pavement edges and portable promotions.
- Wall frames for fixed menus and daily specials
- Window mount options for street visibility
- A-frame stands for entrances and forecourt use
- Courier packing for framed or printed jobs leaving Cape Town
Courier packing for jobs going beyond Cape Town
Courier packaging matters when frames, prints and inserts travel to Stellenbosch, Johannesburg, Durban, Gqeberha, Milnerton, Bellville or Paarl. Corners need protection, and the inserts must stay flat so the print arrives ready for fitting.
For larger boards, we separate the frame, cover and printed insert where needed so the parcel handles better in transit. That keeps the job tidy for a branch manager, franchise team or independent cafe with a tight opening schedule.
The people behind the support line
Different jobs land with different parts of the team. Marius Mlambo oversees the direction of the work, Anele Zondo handles production, Bianca Ebrahim looks after sales support, Thabo Kajee manages installations, Liam Mkhabela coordinates print, and Zanele Wessels handles client support.
When a menu board needs a new size, a revised layout or a better finish, the right person can deal with the technical side without the message getting lost in the middle.
- Installations for wall and window-mounted frames
- Print coordination for inserts and menu updates
- Courier packaging for local and nationwide delivery
- Menu proofing before production starts
When a menu changes mid-service
Restaurants and cafes do not always keep the same menu all week. Specials move, prices shift and takeaway boards need fresh inserts more often than people expect. Support here is built around that kind of change, with plain sizing, fitting and print guidance.
Use our contact form when the board format, insert size or finish needs sorting before the next print run. It helps keep the frame, the artwork and the final board on the same page.