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Got a message? Then have the ‘Pole Dancer’ deliver it!*

01/03/2010

The ‘word on the street’ is that sign poles can easily be converted into brochure holders with the Info-Central’s new ‘Pole Dancer DL Twin’.

Info-Central’s range of outdoor brochure holders presents and protects all manner of printed material in the field.

The Sydney Opera House, the Melbourne Exhibition and Conference Centre and the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park are just a few places where these brochure holders have been successfully deployed.

Manufactured from clear perspex they have a sturdy spring loaded lid and provide protection from wind, rain and condensation.

Available in a range of sizes from business cards through to A4 they have many
applications for Local Government.

A full product range price list and order forms can be downloaded at www.businessbydesign.com.au or telephone (02) 9959 4898.

*Copy supplied by www.businessbydesign.com.au

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