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Menus fail in service, not in the showroom. They fail at the corner, at the spine, and on the day the chef changes the menu and the covers no longer fit the new insert.
26 yrs
The Saxon
Daily
Built for service, not display
1983
Manufacturing in Johannesburg
BEE L2
Certified supplier
Screw posts, ring binders and insert panels exist so your kitchen can change the printed page without your covers becoming disposable. The mechanism is the decision that determines whether you reorder covers annually or once.
If you are unsure which mechanism suits your service, choose 'advise me' on the enquiry and we will recommend based on how often your menu moves.
The bill folder is the final object a guest holds. Matched to the menu in the same hide and the same marking, it closes the meal the way the menu opened it.
The Saxon has been ordering from us for 26 years. Nobody signs off the same supplier for 26 years because of a brochure — they do it because the reorder always matches the first order.
Screw posts or a ring binder, so the printed insert can be swapped in-house while the cover stays in service. Sewn or sleeve formats suit menus that change once or twice a year.
Yes — same hide, same branding method, produced to the same specification so front of house reads as one set.
Yes. Most restaurants start with a small set for one service and expand once they have handled the pieces.
Size, how often the menu changes, and whether the bill folders should match. That is enough for us to specify and quote.
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