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How to Keep Brochures from Blowing Away: I expect to be an approved team leader within the month, and am planning my equipment and supply orders. I’m in Florida where its nearly always windy. So far, I’ve been unable to determine how to display brochures without having them blow away. I want them standing up so people can see them from a distance to draw them in, rather than flat on a table with a weight where people wonder what they are, but not wonder enough to come closer. All the brochure racks I find online do not have grips that hold the brochures in at their bases, much like some products in the grocery store are displayed. A canopy tent with side walls would resolve the problem, but I’m trying to avoid a canopy tent for most events. Canopy tents are structures regulated by the fire department, so therefore by the city. I don’t want to be forced to setup with all the other canopy tents at a festival, pay a fee, register 8 months in advance to secure a spot, and be forced to staff the tent through the entire Friday to Sunday event. I’m not crazy about the wagon method because (1) everything is down low, (2) what you can display is limited, and (3) neck chains and rosaries get tangled to the point you can’t separate them when you’re trying to find one for a visitor. At least, that’s what I experienced at the one event I attended in another city. I’d like to set up a small folding table, and have everything on the table so they can be examined easily by visitors, and allow me to focus on the conversation. How do you keep brochures well displayed and secure from wind?
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