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A4 Brochure Binders (also known as Presentation Albums or Display Books) are filled with pocket pages that accept an A4 page.  They can fill all kinds of roles including flip-through presentations, catalog and menu binders, and as a repository for recipes, brochures, user manuals, product data sheets and other A4 (or smaller) pre-printed documents.

The disc binding system allows pages to be inserted, removed and reordered to suit the current need.

They have tough polypropylene covers and big discs full of clear polypropylene pockets for A4 pages.  Some of them also include dividers.

Additional A4 pockets are available, but remember, it is easy to over-stuff these books, so consider bigger discs if you need them.  

Disc spacing is compatible with all Atoma accessories including bookmark rulers, paper refills, CD pockets and business card pages.

Use them for:

• Client presentations where a projector is inappropriate (for those cosy meetings in these new-fangled round-the-corner craft-beer-brewing small bars, for example;)
• Client presentations where a tablet might be too pretentious (where the customer is an old geezer who worked his way up to CEO from ditch-digger, through foreman, site manager, enforcer and debt collector, for example;)
• Design resources such as component catalogs, equipment brochures, material samples;
• Maintenance documents like service manuals, where it might be necessary to remove pages to take with you under the locomotive while you mess with the brakes.  The pocket page will protect them from dripping grease  and ... **ick**  is that rat-poop?;
• Photo albums, for your home-printed A4 holiday or baby snaps, so you can sit in the garden with the ole Maw and Paw, sipping Maw's bathtub gin, (made the way GranMaw used to make it - don't ever ask) flipping through those nostalgic pages while surrounded by rainbows, butterflies and dandelion flowers.  Aw, gee that's nice...

I'm all teary now - you go buy stuff, I'll wait here - don't want to disturb the butterflies...