11 formats to explore
Explore the food & beverage range
Compare the sizes and shapes below. Open a product for details, artwork guidance and a quote.
Make ordering straightforward
Give the customer one clear starting point
The ordering phone number or website is often the most useful detail on the magnet. Place it with the business name and a short description that helps the reader recognise the offer. A clear contact route is easier to use than several competing instructions.
If you include hours, delivery areas or an offer, check whether those details are suitable for an item people may keep. A changing menu or price list may need a separate print format or a clearly identified online destination.
Standard and special shapes
Food-service magnet shapes and layout
The range includes standard formats and special-shape A5, A6 and DL options. Compare the available artwork space as well as the outline. An expressive shape still needs enough room for the business name and ordering information to stay readable.
Use the individual product dimensions when developing the layout. Identify the exact format and shape when discussing the job, and check the available space with your intended message before deciding where the contact details and business image will sit.
Plan the local introduction
Connect the magnet with the area you serve
A local campaign should introduce the business to people who can use it. Describe the intended suburbs or service area, whether the magnet is for current customers or a new introduction, and how the message relates to the way you accept orders.
BPD offers printing and Australia Post unaddressed mail coordination. Discuss the area, quantity and preferred timing before printing. If the campaign needs more explanation, compare flyers and brochures for menus, service details or supporting information as part of the broader print brief.
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Give the business name and ordering phone number or website priority. Add a concise description or service area where useful. Check opening hours, offers and other changeable details before using them on an item customers may keep.
Can I use a distinctive food-related shape?
Special-shape products are included in the range. Describe the outline you have in mind and compare the available products with BPD. Confirm the actual shape and artwork area rather than assuming every idea is covered by a listed format.
Should I put the whole menu on the magnet?
Choose around readability and how often the information changes. A magnet can keep ordering details simple, while a separate flyer or brochure provides more room for a menu. Review the content before deciding which formats the campaign needs.
How should I compare similar shaped formats?
Compare the stated dimensions, outline and available artwork space, then identify the exact product when discussing the job. If two listings appear to show the same specification, ask BPD to confirm the intended item before preparing final artwork.
Can the magnets be distributed locally?
BPD can discuss Australia Post unaddressed mail as part of the print campaign. Share the intended suburbs or postcodes, preferred format and delivery window early, then confirm coverage, quantity and scheduling before the order is finalised.

































































































































