Menu covers & hospitality

The same floor that cases books and seals binders builds the objects a restaurant or hotel puts in a guest's hands: menu covers, check presenters, captain's books, guest directories. Sewn edges, heat-sealed vinyl, turned-edge boards, foil stamping and blind debossing — hospitality work is bindery work, and we've done it for a century.

Hot foil stamping on the Puget Bindery floor
Hot foil stamping · in-house

Menu covers

Sewn-edge, heat-sealed vinyl, café-style, and screw-post constructions. Single to six-view, standard and custom sizes.

Check presenters

Standard and custom presenters with pockets, straps, and card slots. Foil-stamped or debossed with your mark.

Captain's books

Multi-view wine and service books, turned-edge or padded covers, built to survive a dinner rush.

Guest directories

Hotel compendiums and stationery portfolios — casemade covers, ring or screw-post interiors.

Table tents & displays

Scored, laminated, and easel-backed table pieces, printed or blank for your inserts.

Decoration

Hot foil stamping, blind debossing, screen printing — dies kept on file for reorders.

Hospitality work is quoted per job — construction and materials vary too much for a single ladder. Quotes come back within business hours, with a physical sample plan for larger programs. West Coast production means West Coast freight and West Coast turnaround.

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