A well-produced brochure remains one of the most versatile and impactful marketing tools available to a business. Print Haus manufacturing plant is in Melbourne and we deliver Australia wide, for corporate marketing, product launches, sales presentations, capability statements, and event programs. We print on premium stocks across a wide range of fold configurations and finishing options, producing brochures that reflect the quality of your brand and give your audience something worth keeping.
The fold format you choose determines how your brochure is structured, how content is revealed to the reader, and how it fits in an envelope, display stand, or pocket. The table below is a practical guide to the most common brochure fold types and their ideal applications:
| Fold Type | How It Works | Best Used For |
|---|---|---|
| Half Fold (Bi-Fold) | A single centre fold creating 4 panels, typically producing an A5 finished size from an A4 sheet | Capability statements, event programs, and simple product or service guides |
| Tri-Fold (Letter Fold) | Folded into thirds creating 6 panels, the most widely used brochure format in business | Product and service brochures, DL leave-behinds, and direct mail inserts |
| Z-Fold (Accordion) | A zigzag fold creating 6 panels that fan open without unsealing | Step-by-step guides, maps, instruction materials, and sequential information |
| Gate Fold | Two outer panels open like doors to reveal a full-width centre spread | Premium product reveals, high-impact marketing, and luxury brand communication |
| Roll Fold | Each panel folds inward over the previous, creating 8 or more compact sections | Detailed product catalogues, travel guides, and multi-section information pieces |
We print brochures on a range of premium stocks to suit every application and budget:
Finishing options include gloss lamination, matte lamination, soft touch lamination, and spot UV on covers and selected panels. Folded brochures can also be saddle-stitched or perfect-bound when a booklet format is required.
For high-volume brochure orders requiring Pantone colour matching or specialty substrates, our offset printing services deliver the most cost-effective and colour-consistent solution for print runs of 500 units or more.
Before you submit your brochure artwork, keep the following design principles in mind:
Readers scan brochures quickly and the first panel they see should communicate your core offer, brand, or value proposition without ambiguity.
Each panel should serve a distinct purpose in the content journey. Plan the reader’s experience as they open the brochure, not just how it looks flat.
Overcrowded panels are difficult to read and undermine the perceived quality of your brand. White space is not wasted space. It creates clarity and a premium feel.
Brochure files should be supplied at 300 dpi in CMYK at full print size with 3 mm bleed on all edges and all fonts embedded or converted to outlines before sending.
For shorter, single-page promotional pieces to run alongside a brochure campaign, our flyer printing services cover A4 to DL formats with faster turnaround.
A well-printed brochure outperforms a PDF download in one specific way: it survives on a desk, in a folder, or in a display stand long after a webpage has been closed. For businesses selling considered purchases, property, professional services, or capability driven work, a physical brochure gives a prospect something to hold, reread, and pass to a colleague before a decision is made. That is a longer-term brand touchpoint than a single ad impression or email open, and it is why brochures remain a standard inclusion in sales kits, tender submissions, and event follow up packs across Melbourne and nationally.
We print for businesses that reorder the same brochure format every 12 to 18 months as pricing or services update, which is why we keep your fold configuration, stock, and finishing specification on file for repeat orders.
we deliver Australia wide ,means your interstate offices or franchise locations can order from the same brief without a separate local print supplier.
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We produce brochures in all standard sizes and fold configurations including A4 bi-fold, DL tri-fold, Z-fold, gate fold, and roll fold. Custom sizes and non-standard folds are available on request. The right format depends on your content volume, distribution method, and the impression you want to create.
For most corporate brochures, 150 gsm silk or gloss coated stock provides an excellent quality-to-cost balance. For premium capability statements or high-value sales materials, a 170 gsm stock with a matte or soft touch laminate cover delivers a noticeably more premium result in the hand. Uncoated stock is ideal for professional services and sustainability-positioned brands.
Page count depends on the fold you choose rather than a fixed limit. A half fold gives you 4 panels, a tri-fold gives you 6, and a roll fold can extend to 8 or more compact sections. If your content needs more than a roll fold allows, saddle stitching or perfect binding turns your brochure into a multi-page booklet with no practical limit on page count. Tell us how much content you need to fit and we will recommend the most cost-effective format.
Digital printing is the better choice for smaller runs, tight deadlines, and jobs that need variable data or frequent content updates, with no setup cost per job. Offset printing becomes more cost-effective from around 500 units and above, and delivers the most accurate result for Pantone colour matching and specialty paper stocks. If you are unsure which applies to your order, our team will recommend the option that gives you the lowest cost per unit for your specific quantity and stock choice.
Digital brochure printing is available from small quantities, making it suitable for one-off events or trial runs of a new design. For larger orders, particularly those requiring Pantone colour matching or premium finishes such as foil or spot UV across a full print run, offset printing from 500 units upward is the more cost-effective option. Contact our team with your target quantity and we will confirm pricing and turnaround.
We produce brochures in all standard sizes and fold configurations including A4 bi-fold, DL tri-fold, Z-fold, gate fold, and roll fold. Custom sizes and non-standard folds are available on request. The right format depends on your content volume, distribution method, and the impression you want to create.
For corporate brochures, 130 gsm to 170 gsm coated silk or gloss stock is the most common choice, giving a professional finish without adding bulk to a folder or mailer. If your brochure needs to feel premium in the hand, for example a capability statement for a tender or a luxury product launch, step up to 250 gsm to 350 gsm cover board with soft touch lamination. Uncoated stock is worth considering for professional services and consultancy brands that want a natural, understated feel rather than a glossy finish.
Page count depends on the fold you choose rather than a fixed limit. A half fold gives you 4 panels, a tri-fold gives you 6, and a roll fold can extend to 8 or more compact sections. If your content needs more than a roll fold allows, saddle stitching or perfect binding turns your brochure into a multi-page booklet with no practical limit on page count. Tell us how much content you need to fit and we will recommend the most cost-effective format.
Digital printing is the better choice for smaller runs, tight deadlines, and jobs that need variable data or frequent content updates, with no setup cost per job. Offset printing becomes more cost-effective from around 500 units and above, and delivers the most accurate result for Pantone colour matching and specialty paper stocks. If you are unsure which applies to your order, our team will recommend the option that gives you the lowest cost per unit for your specific quantity and stock choice.
Digital brochure printing is available from small quantities, making it suitable for one-off events or trial runs of a new design. For larger orders, particularly those requiring Pantone colour matching or premium finishes such as foil or spot UV across a full print run, offset printing from 500 units upward is the more cost-effective option. Contact our team with your target quantity and we will confirm pricing and turnaround.
Our OPM service is the perfect solution for your repeat orders. There is no limit to what artwork can be uploaded such as stationery, business cards, or any products which may require custom editing.
