Contact Details
Shop 2 2 bungan Lane
Mona Vale NSW 2103
email: monavale@stylecom.com.au
Ph: 02 9997 7833
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Specials
This section contains a list of the current speacials on offer
Under construction - specials will appear soon
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Binding
Binding is the process of combining pages into a booklet. Binding keeps pages together in a professional manner while helping to protect the document. Binding is a great finishing option for documents like sales proposals, contracts, development applications and assignments. Not only does it look great and offer protection (with covers and backing) it also allows documents to be transportable and easily archived.
At Style we offer many binding options, including binding built directly into some of our production machines. We can bind any size up to A3.
We offer four different types of binding and booklets: heat, wire, comb and saddle stitching.
Heat binding |
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Wire binding |
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Comb binding |
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Saddle stitching |
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We also offer a number of different colours by type of bind
- heat: black, white, navy blue, red, green comb binds
- wire: black and white wire binds
- comb: black, white, navy blue, red, green comb binds
Customers also have the choice of coloured back covers; we stock white, black, navy blue and red.
FAQ
Which bind looks more professional?
More often than not, the wire binding looks the most professional and is often used for important documents, however there are no hard-and-fast rules - it often comes down to personal opinion.

Process where pages are punched as small square and a wire is clamped into place as the bind
Process where small rectangles are punched into the document and a plastic comb is attached as the bind
This is the process of using staples to bind documents