Non-pronged plastic folders and menu covers are made from acrylic, polypropylene, and PVC. Some menu-style covers combine the plastic with leatherette trim and decorative metal corners or accents.
Pocket counts range from none up to two pockets, depending on the style. Sheet capacity examples in listings vary from single-sheet holders up to capacities around 50 sheets, with common examples like 1, 12, 30, and 50 sheets.
Yes. Although these items lack prongs, some are 3-hole punched so they can go in ring binders, and others include hooks or hanging features for use as hanging file folders. Different listings show a mix of hole-punched and hanging designs.
Menu covers typically use a slide-in design for inserting papers. Other non-pronged folders secure documents with internal pockets or clear front pockets that hold pages in place.
Options include solid dark colors like black and burgundy/red, multicolor packs or randomized color assortments, and menu covers with soft-touch leatherette trim and decorative metal corners.
Package quantities vary widely: you can find single-folder packs as well as multi-packs such as 10, 20, 30, and 60 units in the listings.
Menu-style covers often include transparent windows, soft-touch leatherette trim, double stitching, and decorative metal corners. Some designs also support multi-page layouts for showing several menu pages or wine lists.
Booklet-style covers come in various page/view configurations: examples include 1 page (2 views), 2 pages (4 views), 3 pages (6 views), and larger booklets such as 7 pages (14 views).