Pop Out Business Cards

Used in both residential and office settings, pop out business cards combine a magnetic backing with a detachable centre section that can be removed when needed. The structure allows the inner portion to separate cleanly, while the surrounding frame remains attached to the surface. Differences across the range come from how much space is allocated to each section, which affects how contact details and branding are presented. Larger layouts allow more flexibility in how information is arranged, while smaller designs keep the layout concise and focused.

In practical use, the product continues to function even after the card has been removed, which changes how information is distributed. Some designs keep secondary details on the outer frame so it still acts as a reference point, while others rely on the removable section to carry the primary contact information. This makes the format useful where visibility needs to be maintained over time, particularly in spaces where items are regularly seen rather than stored.

Artwork is placed across the full face of the product, spanning both the removable section and the outer frame. Full colour digital print allows the design to remain consistent across both areas, ensuring the layout stays aligned once separated.

Common Questions

How does the layout affect usability?
The amount of space given to the removable section determines how much information can be carried on the card compared to the outer frame.

Where does this product stay after the card is removed?
The outer frame remains attached to metal surfaces such as fridges or cabinets, keeping branding visible.

What type of information is usually included?
Contact details, business names and logos are typically split between both sections depending on layout.

When is this format most effective?
It works best in environments where items are seen frequently, allowing the remaining magnet to maintain visibility.

How is the print applied across both sections?
Full colour digital print is used across the entire surface so the design aligns before and after separation.