A burger that catches the eye.

One photograph. A simple choice.

Choose a main product instead of a dozen small photographs: a burger with distinct layers or a hot dog with toppings. Add the name and price, and show variants on a separate menu. The frame contains a real printed poster illuminated from behind.

Display close to the ordering point

Plan the frame inside the food truck, in a dry place protected from outdoor conditions. The poster should be visible by the serving window without obstructing customer contact or the team’s work. No rain resistance is declared here for the models shown.

Posters for future events

Prepare core artwork and prints for special occasions. Do not add ingredients or extras to the poster if they are absent from the served product.

• Signature burger: photograph, name and a short description.
• Hot dog: a close-up photograph and clear meal deal.
• Event menu: a few items in a clear hierarchy.

Format, cable and room to change the print

Choose the format for the available surface and queue distance. Plan a compatible power supply and protect the cable from accidental snagging. Leave space above the slot to remove the entire print.

Change campaigns without tools

When the menu changes, remove the physical poster and slide in the next one. No software or content-playing screen is needed. Send photographs of the interior and serving window so we can recommend a setup suited to your fittings.