New Open Top Menu Holders Offered by TableTents.us.com

PRLog (Press Release) - Feb 15, 2010 -
TableTents.us.com, a DisplayShops specialty site, presents a new selection of open top menu holders designed for restaurants, bars and cafes with budget and space restrictions. Fabricated from injection molded, polystyrene plastic, these table tents are affordable enough to outfit your entire establishment, and then some. These table tents, menu holders are top loading to provide quick and easy menu changes.

"These menu holders http://www.tabletents.us.com/ can be loaded from the top, with plenty of space to slide in your 8-1/2"w x 11"h menu graphics," explains Marcus Miglio, webmaster for TableTents.us.com. "It only takes seconds to change out and display new specials and advertisements."

These menu holders are an economical alternative to higher quality acrylic table tents. This selection of clear sign holders easily coordinates with any décor, providing a modern menu display at an economical price. These menu frames are ideal for commercial locations that change their menus often. Additionally, because the plastic table tents are clear, they allow for menus to be displayed on both sides.

"The open top menu holders http://www.tabletents.us.com/table-tents.asp?ID=13384 are double-sided, so you can display the same menu on both sides, or a menu on one side and a drink special on the other," adds Miglio. "Versatile table top menu holders are a must-have for any dining area. This new selection is certainly no exception."

Table tents, open top menu holders are designed to promote specials at eye level (when seated). TableTents.us.com offers an extensive selection of table tents and menu holders in several sizes, styles and materials. Choose from angled sign holders, the ever popular flip charts, and other open top menu holders in the extensive online catalog. As a leading supplier of table tents, TableTents.us.com offers fast shipping and extremely low prices. Visit the site to discover more options.

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