New Line poster frame for stanchion - A4 portrait or landscape

LINE Series A4 Display Holder

€74.50 Tax excluded

A4 display holder for LINE series museum barrier posts (post to be ordered separately).

Reference
SD215
Size
Orientation

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5.0/5 (1 avis)
Expert's opinion

Transform your LINE stanchions into professional information displays without compromising their elegance.


Why we recommend it

  • Anti-glare PVC protection: your posters remain readable without dazzle
  • Double-sided reading without content obstruction, ideal for bidirectional flows
  • European stainless steel with 5-year warranty, withstands demanding museum environments
  • A4 portrait/landscape format: adapts to all your signage needs
  • Installation without compromising the sleek aesthetics of your LINE posts
Estimated delivery : 1-3 business days (Shipped today, Friday 04/09)
Delivered no later than 09/09/2026
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  • Shipped from our stock

A4 display holder to pair with LINE series museum barrier posts Potelet®.

Elegant and durable display solution featuring a robust stainless steel structure and a semi-rigid anti-glare PVC protective sheet (completely protecting your visual from dirt). The document remains perfectly readable as this protective sheet holds it without hiding the content (front/back). Ideal for informing or guiding visitors.

Available in portrait or landscape format.

LINE barrier post to be ordered separately.

Technical specifications

Manufacturer / Brand
Potelet
Range
LINE
Manufacturing location
European Union
Manufacturer warranty
5 years
Format
A4, portrait or landscape
Material
Stainless steel (INOX)
Environment
Indoor / covered outdoor

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Customer reviews

5/5

Very nice equipment, very quality

We were looking for a solution to display our instructions without cluttering the reception hall. This poster holder attaches directly to the post and naturally attracts the attention of visitors. We love the slimness of the associated posts.
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Thomas L. · 13 June 2026
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