Wire and comb binding turn loose pages into a document that opens flat, which is ideal for training manuals, tender submissions, business plans, dissertations and recipe books. Wire binding gives a neat, professional finish; comb binding can be opened and re-bound to add pages.
Most bound documents get a clear PVC front cover to protect the title page and a card back cover for stiffness. Check your university or tender requirements, as some specify binding type, cover colour or margin width. Leave a slightly wider inside margin so text is not lost in the binding.
FAQs
Should I choose wire or comb?
Wire looks more polished and is harder to tamper with. Comb can be opened to add or remove pages later.
How thick a document can you bind?
It depends on paper weight and binding element size. Tell us your page count and we will confirm the right binding.
Can you bind documents I printed elsewhere?
Yes. Bring your printed pages and we can add covers and bind them.
