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A-boards A1

An A1 A-board is a double-sided stand for a 594 × 841 mm poster – the most popular format outside shops and venues. We have 12 models, from the lightweight Economy to a steel model with a magnetic pocket, priced from €48.86 net. The Outdoor version with a 23 l base is described for outdoor use without restrictions.

A1 A-board models and prices

Technical specifications

  • A1 poster 594 × 841 mm; front: OWZ frame with film or UV-filter cover, or a magnetic pocket (steel model).
  • Frame profile 2.5 cm (Economy, Premium, Butterfly), 3.2 cm or 4 cm (Outdoor).
  • Height from 104.5 to 114 cm; weight from approx. 4 kg (Economy) to approx. 15 kg (Water Base).
  • 23 l fillable base on the fillable-base and Outdoor models.
  • For outdoor use: Lobster and Outdoor without restrictions, the others under cover.

Which A1 A-board should you choose?

The choice depends on where it will stand and how windy it gets.

  • Indoors, shopping arcade → Economy from €48.86 net or Premium with sheet steel back from €58.67 net.
  • Black frame → black Butterfly, from €66.86 net.
  • Pavement, wind → Lobster on springs from €93.86 net or Iron Base from €102.08 net.
  • Permanent outdoor spot → Outdoor with 23 l base, from €153.86 net.
  • Poster change without an OWZ frame → steel with magnetic pocket, from €174.85 net.

You will find a smaller format in the A-Boards B2 category and a larger one in the A-Boards B1 section.

Frequently asked questions

How does Water Base differ from the fillable-base model?

Both have a base that you fill. Water Base costs €116.40 net and weighs approx. 15 kg; the model with a 23 l base costs €105.43 net.

What poster fits an A1 A-board?

An A1 poster measuring 594 × 841 mm. In the steel model with a magnetic pocket, the board measures 598 × 845 mm.

Is the A1 A-board double-sided?

Yes, all models in this category have two poster sides.

Last updated: November 2026. Written by Paweł Scharmach, founder of RETIO — manufacturer of exhibition systems since 2012.