Brochure & Tablet Stands

Brochure stands keep your leaflets upright, tidy and within easy reach, so your exhibition stand looks organised from the first visitor to the last. Choose from five portable styles, including zig zag and S-shaped literature stands, tablet displays and a multi-device media stand. Compare sizes and features on each product page, then add the right one to your display order.

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30+ Countries
22+ Years experience

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Should I choose a brochure stand or a tablet stand?

Start with one simple question: what do you need to show? If your stand relies on printed brochures, price lists or leaflets, a dedicated literature stand is the tidiest answer. If you want visitors to browse a website, watch a product video or fill in a sign-up form, a tablet display stand does that job. If you need both, a hybrid design can hold a screen and literature together.

This collection keeps the choice short and practical. The Zig Zag Brochure Stand and the Modern S-Shaped Brochure Stand are built for printed literature. The Sleek Tension Fabric Tablet Display and the Multi-Device Media Display Stand focus on screens. The TechBrochure Pro Stand combines a tablet with brochure storage in a single footprint, which suits smaller stands where floor space is tight.

Before you compare, note the size of your literature and the model of any tablet you plan to use. Each product page lists the dimensions and compatibility details, so you can confirm the fit in a minute rather than guessing. If colleagues need to sign off the purchase, share links to the two closest options so everyone compares the same details.

Which brochure stand suits my literature?

A good leaflet stand presents your literature at a comfortable reading height, keeps it upright and lets visitors help themselves without pulling the whole pile out. Both brochure-only styles here are freestanding floor units, so your brochures stay off the counter and away from coffee cups. That frees table space for conversations and demonstrations.

The Zig Zag Brochure Stand uses a stepped zig zag profile that staggers each pocket, so every title stays visible rather than hidden behind the one in front. It is a sensible choice when you have several different brochures, such as product ranges or regional guides, and want visitors to scan them quickly.

The Modern S-Shaped Brochure Stand takes a softer, curved approach. Its flowing silhouette looks at home in showrooms, hotel lobbies and design-led exhibition stands, where a straight rack can feel too utilitarian. Check the product page for pocket sizes and the number of pockets so you can match the stand to your brochures. A busy trade show day can empty pockets quickly, so keep spare stock in a box under the counter.

Which tablet stand suits my exhibition?

A tablet display stand turns a screen into a self-service point. Visitors can browse your catalogue, book a demo or join a mailing list while your team talks to someone else. The biggest worries are usually security and fit, so check how each stand holds the device and which tablet sizes it accepts before you order.

The Sleek Tension Fabric Tablet Display pairs a tablet mount with a printed fabric surround, so the stand carries your branding instead of standing as a bare pole. The graphic is dye-sublimation printed on fabric, which keeps colours crisp and matches the look of tension fabric backdrops on the rest of your stand.

The Multi-Device Media Display Stand is designed to present more than one screen. That helps when you want to run a looping video alongside an interactive device. The TechBrochure Pro Stand combines a tablet holder with brochure storage, which suits exhibitors who want digital content without giving up printed take-aways. Each product page confirms supported devices and security details.

How do I choose a stable, portable stand?

Nobody wants to spend the first hour of a show chasing leaflets across the aisle. A stand that tips when a visitor brushes past makes the whole display look cheap, so stability matters as much as appearance. When you compare options, look at the base design in the product photos, because a wide, solid base stays put on exhibition carpet far better than a light desktop rack balanced on a table edge.

Portability is the other half of the decision. Many events staff travel by train or carry kit from the car park alone, so weight and packed size count. Check the dimensions listed on each product page and whether a carry bag is included, so you know the stand will fit in a car boot or under a desk between shows.

Setup has to fit into a busy build day. Backdropsource displays are designed for tool-free assembly, but check each accessory's page for its own setup notes, and allow a few minutes for a practice build at the office before the event. A tidy, well-built stand also tells visitors that your business pays attention to detail.

Can I match a brochure or tablet stand to my display?

A brochure stand rarely works alone. It sits beside a backdrop, banner or counter, and it should look as though it belongs to the same stand. Buying the accessory from the same supplier as your main display makes it easier to keep finishes and branding consistent, especially when the tablet stand carries a printed fabric graphic in your colours.

Backdropsource has produced custom printed fabric displays since 2004 and has delivered more than 100,000 custom products. Printed items come with a free 2D design proof, and nothing prints until you approve it. Production starts within 24 business hours of approval, and any print error caused at our end is reprinted free.

Ordering for a specific event? Add your brochure stand or tablet display to the same basket as your backdrop so everything arrives together. Unused frames and accessories can be returned within 7 days. If you are unsure about tablet compatibility or brochure sizing, ask the team before you buy.

ProductDisplaysStyleBest suited to
Zig Zag Brochure StandPrinted brochures and leafletsStaggered zig zag pocketsExhibitors with several different titles
Modern S-Shaped Brochure StandPrinted brochures and leafletsCurved S-shaped frameShowrooms, lobbies and design-led stands
TechBrochure Pro StandTablet plus brochuresCombined screen and literature unitSmall stands that need both digital and print
Sleek Tension Fabric Tablet DisplayTabletBranded tension fabric surroundBranded self-service or sign-up points
Multi-Device Media Display StandMore than one deviceMedia stand for multiple screensDemos, video loops and interactive content

Frequently Asked Questions

How can I make my brochures stand out at an exhibition? +
Put them at eye level on a dedicated brochure stand rather than in a pile on a table. A stand with staggered pockets, such as the Zig Zag Brochure Stand, keeps every cover visible. Pairing it with a matching backdrop and keeping the pockets neatly stocked makes the literature look deliberate and professional.
Which brochure stand is best for a trade show? +
For a trade show, a freestanding floor stand that shows several titles at once usually works best. The Zig Zag Brochure Stand suits stands with many different brochures. The Modern S-Shaped Brochure Stand gives a more design-led look. If you also want a screen, the TechBrochure Pro Stand combines both in one footprint.
Will my tablet fit a tablet display stand? +
It depends on the stand and your device, so check before ordering. Each tablet product page lists the devices and sizes it supports. Have your tablet model and dimensions ready, compare them with the listing, and contact the team if your device is not mentioned or uses a bulky protective case.
Can a literature stand hold A4 and A5 brochures? +
Pocket sizes vary between styles, so check the product page for the exact pocket dimensions before you buy. Measure your brochures, including any covers or inserts, and compare them with the listing. If you plan to show several formats, ask the team which stand fits your mix best.
Is a floor-standing brochure stand better than a desktop leaflet holder? +
For exhibitions, a floor-standing brochure stand is usually the better choice because it frees counter space and presents literature at a comfortable height. Desktop holders can be knocked over on busy tables. Floor stands also stay visible from the aisle, so passing visitors notice your literature from further away.
Can I add my branding to a tablet display stand? +
Yes, the Sleek Tension Fabric Tablet Display includes a printed fabric surround that carries your branding. It is dye-sublimation printed, and you receive a free 2D design proof before anything prints. For the other stands, check the product page to see whether a branded panel or graphic is part of the design.
How do I stop leaflets falling out of a brochure stand? +
Match the pocket size to your literature and avoid overfilling. Brochures that are too small for a pocket tend to slump, and overstuffed pockets push leaflets forward. Keep a few copies in each pocket, top them up through the day, and make sure the stand is fully assembled on a level floor.
Can I return a brochure stand if it is not right for my stand? +
Yes, unused frames and accessories can be returned within 7 days. To avoid needing a return, check the dimensions, pocket sizes and tablet compatibility on the product page first. If you are unsure which stand fits your literature or device, ask the team a quick sizing question before ordering.