Wiro Bound Booklets – 36 Page
A 36-page wiro bound booklet is the one to choose for a course binder, a pattern or instruction book, or a product manual that sits open beside the job. That is 32 inner pages — 16 double-page spreads — inside a 4-page cover. It is a comfortable mid-weight book — enough pages for real content, still slim enough to post in a standard large letter.
- 36 pages full colour throughout, including the 4-page cover
- Choose your finished size when you order: A6, A5 (our recommended default), A4 or 148mm square
- 130gsm silk text pages with a 250gsm silk cover
- White wire binding — lies flat and folds back on itself
- Quantities from 25 to 1000 booklets, priced instantly online
- Free collection from our Winfrith unit, or tracked UK delivery (free on orders over £75)
- Free prepress check on every order
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Artwork: please supply a print-ready PDF as 36 single pages in reading order — cover first, then page 2, page 3 and so on. Do not supply printer spreads or impositioned files. Pages should be your chosen finished size plus 3mm bleed, CMYK, 300dpi minimum, with fonts outlined or embedded. Keep text, logos and page numbers at least 12mm clear of the bound edge so nothing disappears into the punched holes. Not sure your file is right? Send it over and we will check it free of charge.
Need a different page count, stock or finish? The options above cover what we can price and confirm instantly online. A laminated or premium textured cover, black wire, heavier pages or a bespoke size are all easy to arrange — just ask us for a quote.
VAT. Prices shown exclude VAT. Booklets of this kind are zero-rated printed matter, so there is no VAT to add — a laminated cover does not change that, because the item as a whole is a booklet. Zero-rating does not apply to items designed to be written on, so where the finished job falls outside zero-rating we reserve the right to apply VAT at the standard rate, and if this is identified after despatch we will issue a VAT-only invoice for the difference.
