Engineering expertise runs throughout the company and special materials are our forte. We have a knowledge of all the main manufacturing methods. When you need a way forward, just ask. Consultancy needn't be expensive. It can be amortised in the production run.

New metal. The metal is specially coated so it is fully protected from finger marks while maintaining a natural steel look. See our metallic range of cases. There are flat boxes with hinged lids, wallets, slipcases, and tidy-files which are those handy, attractive cartons which organise a multitude of loose literature.

Aluminium sandwich. Not edible, but very tasteful. Strictly speaking Silverlite is polypropylene that is cased in aluminium, have a look here to see its unique folding properties.

Woods. Woods, (not Tiger) but slim and attractive just the same. Truly an unusual surface and with a lovely warm feel, can be printed on. Wood combines well with metal and plastic as well.

Liquid. They said it could not be done! But we did and do make liquid filled covers. Binders, folders and even attractive, playful and protective CD cases all filled with delicous slow moving liquid. Clear or coloured, structured and plain it is very hard not to play with and admire.

Significant dates. Edgelit acrylic/perspex combined with metal and magnets, see three variations on our tiny liteyear calendar here.

Magnets. Both fun and practical. Magnets can be used as a feature in their own right, or as a near invisible way to hold a cover closed.

Hills and plains. The contrast between the rippled surface of microflute and flat embossed areas can create very exciting scenery.

Range. Please feel free to ask us about perspex, clear plastic sheet, aluminium, formable plastics, wood, carbon fibre, new metal, (with a clear lamination or even a holographic surface to protect both sides to give a wipe clean surface).