Cross fold leaflet printing is also often referred to as map folded leaflets.  Map folding is a great way to get lots of information on to an A3 or even an A2 sheet without having to go down the route of booklet printing. It also lends itself brilliantly to haveing one side of the sheet printed with a single image, such as a map, whilst the flip side has A5 or A6 panels for diving all of your informatin into easy to read segments.

This cross folded leaflet has a clearly drawn map with key areas highlighted and cross referenced back to an item about each one.We print quite a lot of these and will be very happy to help with your design to make sure all the information falls nicely within all of the folds.

Presentation folder printing from ALP couldn't be much simpler.  The PDF cutter guides for all of our folders are available to download from our website so you can fit your artwork to it and be sure that it will work in terms of design in conjunction with the folder construction. This folder is a great example of how a clever yet simple design works well - lots of white space clearly emphasises the impact of the design.

Our slot together template has been used for this presentation folder printing.  The templates are available to download online so you can create your artwork to fit.  I love the 1950's retro design of this printed folder - it was not very easy to get a great picture showing the cover and inside so I hope you can see it! 

Presentation Folder Design

By taking full advantage of our downloadable templates you can ensure your artwork fits in to all the critical areas. Also worth remembering is to add design to the fold up flap, particularly if you are printing on the inside of the folder. If you have any questions just get in touch and we can help you out.

Using our standard cutter guide for self assembly inter-locking Presentation Folders was just the job for renowned artist Ruth Harries.  The oversize A5 folder features a picture of some of her work - what Ruth refers to as 'the art of contemporary stitch'.