Durable, Hygienic & Long-Lasting Menus for Restaurants & Bars
✅ Waterproof & Tearproof – No worries about spills or damage.
✅ Easy to Clean – Wipe down for a hygienic and long-lasting finish.
✅ Premium Quality Print – Vibrant, high-resolution printing on 300gsm Agfa Synaps OM.
✅ Versatile Sizing – Available in A7 up to SRA3 unfinished sheets.
✅ Single or Double-Sided Printing – Customise your menu to suit your needs.
Perfect for displaying food and drink menus, promotions, price lists, and more, these durable menus keep your branding intact while withstanding the challenges of a busy hospitality setting.
Technical Specifications for Waterproof Menu Printing
📌 Material: 300gsm Agfa Synaps OM (Waterproof & Tearproof)
📌 Printing: High-resolution digital print
📌 Colour Mode: CMYK
📌 Bleed Requirement: 3mm on all sides
📌 Resolution: 300dpi
📌 Fonts: Outline or embed fonts before submission
📌 File Format: PDF
Multiple Designs? No problem! Select the number of different designs under ‘sets’. For multiple designs, supply:
✔ One multi-page PDF (front, back, front, back, etc.)
✔ OR Multiple two-page PDFs, each containing a front and back for every set.
Frequently Asked Questions
SRA3 is a standard print industry paper size, slightly larger than A3, used because it gives enough extra margin around the edges for bleed and trimming. It's listed as unfinished because it's the sheet size before trimming down to your final menu size, rather than a size you'd actually order a finished menu in.
It's designed for wiping down by hand with a cloth, which handles spills and general kitchen or bar mess well. It isn't intended to go through a dishwasher, since the heat and prolonged water exposure of a dishwasher cycle is a different level of stress to the occasional wipe down it's actually built for.
Yes, the synthetic material is flexible enough to fold without cracking or splitting the way a stiff laminated paper menu sometimes can along a hard crease. That's part of what makes it practical for a folded menu that gets opened and closed repeatedly during service.
No, digital printing is simply the more practical method for this material and the quantities menus are typically ordered in, and it produces sharp, vibrant results. Litho becomes more cost effective at much higher volumes than most venues need for menus, so digital is the right fit here rather than a compromise.
A multi-page PDF keeps everything in one file, which can be simpler to manage if all three menus share a similar layout. Separate PDFs make more sense if the menus are quite different from each other, since it keeps each one clearly distinct rather than scrolling through pages to find the right one during setup or reordering.
