Your offer in the evening light.

A product photograph suited to the location

At a bar, the poster should show a real offer: beer, a cocktail or a snack set. Limit text to the name and essential information. A darker background may emphasise the photograph, but colour and print density need to suit the backlighting.

A poster behind glass

In the single-sided model, tempered glass protects the print while light passes through the backlit film. The photograph remains still; light, colour and material create the effect. An elegant display for a bar, even amid other visual distractions.

Choose one location and one message

Show a new item on the counter. On the wall behind the bar, display the main offer visible from the room. Check that bottles, equipment and people standing at the counter do not obscure the poster.

• Beer of the evening: a large photograph and name.
• Cocktail menu: one photograph and a few clearly readable items.
• Snack offer: an appetising product and set price.

A seasonal menu without replacing the frame

A new menu means a new print. Keep the slot accessible so you can remove the graphic and insert the next one without tools. Prepare spare posters for planned campaigns and store them flat without folding.

We’ll help you choose a display for your bar

Show a location photograph and specify formats and frame quantities. If you need prints for several venues, describe menu differences and the update schedule too.