Magnetic Fridge Menus

Magnetic fridge menus solve the problem every takeaway knows: paper menus get recycled. A magnet goes straight on the fridge and stays there for months, so when the household is deciding what to order, your menu and phone number are already in the kitchen.

What you get

Who uses magnetic menus

Pizza, curry and Chinese takeaways, fish and chip shops, and cafés offering delivery. The same format works for trades whose customers need them in a hurry: plumbers, locksmiths, electricians and boiler engineers who want their number on the fridge before something goes wrong. Schools and clubs also use them for term dates and fixtures.

Designing a fridge menu

Put your name and phone number at the top in large type, then the most ordered dishes with prices, opening hours and how to order. Leave the full menu for your paper leaflets; the magnet should be quick to scan from across a kitchen.

How thick is 900 micron?

900 micron is 0.9mm of flexible magnetic sheet, thick enough to grip a fridge door firmly without slipping, yet flexible enough to post in a large envelope or hand over the counter with an order.

Artwork

Supply A4 artwork with 3mm bleed and keep text a few millimetres in from the edges. Upload a print-ready file when you order. Every upload gets an automatic check for size, resolution and bleed, and our leaflet design service can be added at checkout if you would rather we set it up.

Timing and delivery

Saver production is 7 working days on the opening options; quicker speeds are in the price box. Delivery to a UK mainland address costs £7.95 for the whole order, and nothing once the printing in your basket reaches £100.