Beer Mat Printing

Yes. Pick Professional artwork and design service (+£36.00) in the artwork choice and a designer will create the layout from your logo and wording. If you already have finished files, choose the print-ready option, which is free. Many venues pair new mats with matching Tent Cards so the table and bar share one look.

The reverse is good for anything you want people to read while they wait: a happy hour time, a quiz night, a food offer or a QR code to your booking page. Keep it short, because mats get a glance, not a long read. If the QR code points to your site, our web design team can build the landing page too.

Choose your cut shape, format, print colour and quantity in the dropdowns, and the price updates as you go. Next, choose whether you are supplying artwork or using the design service, then add the mats to your cart. Payment is taken by card at checkout through Stripe.

Checkout runs through Stripe and accepts Visa, Mastercard, Apple Pay and Google Pay. The order total, including delivery if you choose it, is shown before you confirm. Card details are handled by Stripe, and you can browse the full shop to add other items first.

Yes. Add the mats to your cart, then carry on shopping and add other items before paying once. Bars often combine mats with Creased Menus or placemats when they refresh their branding, so the whole table changes at the same time.

They are produced by Web Print & Signs, a Manchester print, signs and web company trading since 2003. You can call 0161 315 1151, message on WhatsApp at 07737 902425 or email hello@webprintsigns.co.uk with questions. Read more about the business on our about page.

Yes, beer mats can be delivered anywhere in the UK. The delivery charge is calculated and shown at checkout, so you can see it before you pay. Collection from our Manchester studio is the alternative if you are close by and would rather pick them up yourself.

Work back from the event date. Allow around 4 working days for production, add the time for delivery or a collection trip, and leave a little slack in case your artwork needs changes. If the event also needs tickets, our event ticket printing service can run alongside the mats.

You enter the delivery address at checkout, so it can be the pub, bar or event venue rather than your home or office. Double-check the name of the person receiving the parcel, especially for a venue with set opening hours, so the box isn't turned away at the door.

A branded mat sits under every drink, so your name and message are in front of the customer for the whole round. They also keep tables cleaner. Pubs use them for house brands, guest ales and quiz nights, while breweries hand them to stockists. For signage outside the venue, see our A-board signs.

Yes. Custom mats with names and a date make a cheap keepsake for guests and help mark out the bar area. The 25 quantity is a sensible start for a modest gathering. Pair them with printed invitations in the same style so the whole event matches.

Breweries often supply printed mats to the pubs that stock their beers, putting the brand on the bar where the drink is ordered. Double-sided printing lets you show the beer on one face and tasting notes or a social handle on the other. For a wider launch kit, see our promotional products.

Beer mats sit flat under a glass and are seen with every drink, while tent cards stand up on the table and are seen from across the room. Many bars use both: mats for the brand and a short offer, tent cards for a fuller menu or event listing. Compare the options in our table talker printing guide.

Yes. The same mats work under coffee cups and soft drinks, and a Circle shape suits a round saucer area. A café might print its loyalty offer on the reverse to bring people back. For a matching stamp card, see our loyalty card printing service.