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Counter print:
tent and take-one

The table tent that stays on the register counter and the flyer that walks away, for contractors coming through the supply house. Five message angles, so we find out what actually pulls before anything gets mass-produced. Both pieces were cut down on 2026-08-04: about a third of the wording, roughly double the type.

01 Table tent The keep. Stays on the counter and carries the QR, so the information survives after the flyers are gone. Two faces per tent, so one tent tests two of the five angles. Open the five faces → 02 Take-one flyer The take. Full page, single sided, nothing on the back. One sheet per angle, so it matches the tent standing next to it. Open all five flyers → 03 Tent print sheet The file that goes to the printer. Both faces laid out on one 8.5 x 11 sheet with fold lines, cut marks and the glue tab, plus the print, score, fold and glue steps. It is flat and the back face reads upside down, which is correct: it only looks like a tent once it is folded. The flyer needs no separate sheet, the pages above are the file. Open the print sheet →
Both pieces are held from print. All five QR codes land on the same URL, so the five-message test would come back with nothing in it. The crew-benefits line is behind an open legal review. And the bare domain still points at the mini-group page, which is why the pieces print the full path. The detail on all three is at the top of each piece.