Hard Cover Book Information•
You can choose to bind your book with cloth. There are many different types including the very popular starch filled pearl linen to aqueous coated Library Buckram.
This method is the alternative to sewing. The book is held together using glues that penetrate the fibers of the paper and the spine.
Take your favorite image and cover your book in it! Bind your book with a pre printed image that is coated with UV or film laminate. Excellent modern look to many popular books.
This method starts with the boards being laminated together on the spine with cloth. Once set, a new material is added to the front and back of the boards creating a much sturdier cover.
Leather is ground up and mixed with a certain percentage of paper. Once thoroughly mixed, the “paper” is turned into a sheet of material that looks like real leather.
Finishing Options
Film Lamination
Laminated sheets on one side, up to 14″ x 20”– clear laminate or scuff-free
Gilding
A decorative polished foil that helps preserve books from natural oils. Foil is available in silver and gold, matte or glossy.
Speckled Edges
A fine mist creates random speckling and helps give a book a unique look. Mostly popular in the last century for dictionary and bible industries. Speckled edges can be produced in most primary colors.
Edge Staining
Edge staining offers an inexpensive alternative to edge gilding. Two types of stain are available–water-based (available in limited colors) and ink-based in just about any Pantone Matching System (PMS) color.
Singer Sewing
This method is used instead of staples to add a little more style to smaller binding jobs, such as pamphlets.
Rounded Cornered Covers
Covers and book blocks that have a 3/8” radius rounded corner on each panel.
Brass Cornered Covers
Protective metal corners that protect the book cover from wear.
Every book is a little different. Contact us about your project and we can point you in the right direction. We will help you lay out your margins and bleeds based on the book you are looking for. Send us a message.
Hard Cover Book Information•
You can choose to bind your book with cloth. There are many different types including the very popular starch filled pearl linen to aqueous coated Library Buckram.
This method is the alternative to sewing. The book is held together using glues that penetrate the fibers of the paper and the spine.
Take your favorite image and cover your book in it! Bind your book with a pre printed image that is coated with UV or film laminate. Excellent modern look to many popular books.
This method starts with the boards being laminated together on the spine with cloth. Once set, a new material is added to the front and back of the boards creating a much sturdier cover.
Leather is ground up and mixed with a certain percentage of paper. Once thoroughly mixed, the “paper” is turned into a sheet of material that looks like real leather.
Finishing Options
Film Lamination
Laminated sheets on one side, up to 14″ x 20”– clear laminate or scuff-free
Gilding
A decorative polished foil that helps preserve books from natural oils. Foil is available in silver and gold, matte or glossy.
Speckled Edges
A fine mist creates random speckling and helps give a book a unique look. Mostly popular in the last century for dictionary and bible industries. Speckled edges can be produced in most primary colors.
Edge Staining
Edge staining offers an inexpensive alternative to edge gilding. Two types of stain are available–water-based (available in limited colors) and ink-based in just about any Pantone Matching System (PMS) color.
Singer Sewing
This method is used instead of staples to add a little more style to smaller binding jobs, such as pamphlets.
Rounded Cornered Covers
Covers and book blocks that have a 3/8” radius rounded corner on each panel.
Brass Cornered Covers
Protective metal corners that protect the book cover from wear.
Hard Cover Book Information•
You can choose to bind your book with cloth. There are many different types including the very popular starch filled pearl linen to aqueous coated Library Buckram.
This method is the alternative to sewing. The book is held together using glues that penetrate the fibers of the paper and the spine.
Take your favorite image and cover your book in it! Bind your book with a pre printed image that is coated with UV or film laminate. Excellent modern look to many popular books.
This method starts with the boards being laminated together on the spine with cloth. Once set, a new material is added to the front and back of the boards creating a much sturdier cover.
Leather is ground up and mixed with a certain percentage of paper. Once thoroughly mixed, the “paper” is turned into a sheet of material that looks like real leather.
Finishing Options
Film Lamination
Laminated sheets on one side, up to 14″ x 20”– clear laminate or scuff-free
Gilding
A decorative polished foil that helps preserve books from natural oils. Foil is available in silver and gold, matte or glossy.
Speckled Edges
A fine mist creates random speckling and helps give a book a unique look. Mostly popular in the last century for dictionary and bible industries. Speckled edges can be produced in most primary colors.
Edge Staining
Edge staining offers an inexpensive alternative to edge gilding. Two types of stain are available–water-based (available in limited colors) and ink-based in just about any Pantone Matching System (PMS) color.
Singer Sewing
This method is used instead of staples to add a little more style to smaller binding jobs, such as pamphlets.
Rounded Cornered Covers
Covers and book blocks that have a 3/8” radius rounded corner on each panel.
Brass Cornered Covers
Protective metal corners that protect the book cover from wear.
Hard Cover Book Information•
You can choose to bind your book with cloth. There are many different types including the very popular starch filled pearl linen to aqueous coated Library Buckram.
This method is the alternative to sewing. The book is held together using glues that penetrate the fibers of the paper and the spine.
Take your favorite image and cover your book in it! Bind your book with a pre printed image that is coated with UV or film laminate. Excellent modern look to many popular books.
This method starts with the boards being laminated together on the spine with cloth. Once set, a new material is added to the front and back of the boards creating a much sturdier cover.
Leather is ground up and mixed with a certain percentage of paper. Once thoroughly mixed, the “paper” is turned into a sheet of material that looks like real leather.
Finishing Options
Film Lamination
Laminated sheets on one side, up to 14″ x 20”– clear laminate or scuff-free
Gilding
A decorative polished foil that helps preserve books from natural oils. Foil is available in silver and gold, matte or glossy.
Speckled Edges
A fine mist creates random speckling and helps give a book a unique look. Mostly popular in the last century for dictionary and bible industries. Speckled edges can be produced in most primary colors.
Edge Staining
Edge staining offers an inexpensive alternative to edge gilding. Two types of stain are available–water-based (available in limited colors) and ink-based in just about any Pantone Matching System (PMS) color.
Singer Sewing
This method is used instead of staples to add a little more style to smaller binding jobs, such as pamphlets.
Rounded Cornered Covers
Covers and book blocks that have a 3/8” radius rounded corner on each panel.
Brass Cornered Covers
Protective metal corners that protect the book cover from wear.
Hard Cover Book Information•
You can choose to bind your book with cloth. There are many different types including the very popular starch filled pearl linen to aqueous coated Library Buckram.
This method is the alternative to sewing. The book is held together using glues that penetrate the fibers of the paper and the spine.
Take your favorite image and cover your book in it! Bind your book with a pre printed image that is coated with UV or film laminate. Excellent modern look to many popular books.
This method starts with the boards being laminated together on the spine with cloth. Once set, a new material is added to the front and back of the boards creating a much sturdier cover.
Leather is ground up and mixed with a certain percentage of paper. Once thoroughly mixed, the “paper” is turned into a sheet of material that looks like real leather.
Finishing Options
Film Lamination
Laminated sheets on one side, up to 14″ x 20”– clear laminate or scuff-free
Gilding
A decorative polished foil that helps preserve books from natural oils. Foil is available in silver and gold, matte or glossy.
Speckled Edges
A fine mist creates random speckling and helps give a book a unique look. Mostly popular in the last century for dictionary and bible industries. Speckled edges can be produced in most primary colors.
Edge Staining
Edge staining offers an inexpensive alternative to edge gilding. Two types of stain are available–water-based (available in limited colors) and ink-based in just about any Pantone Matching System (PMS) color.
Singer Sewing
This method is used instead of staples to add a little more style to smaller binding jobs, such as pamphlets.
Rounded Cornered Covers
Covers and book blocks that have a 3/8” radius rounded corner on each panel.
Brass Cornered Covers
Protective metal corners that protect the book cover from wear.
Hard Cover Book Information•
You can choose to bind your book with cloth. There are many different types including the very popular starch filled pearl linen to aqueous coated Library Buckram.
This method is the alternative to sewing. The book is held together using glues that penetrate the fibers of the paper and the spine.
Take your favorite image and cover your book in it! Bind your book with a pre printed image that is coated with UV or film laminate. Excellent modern look to many popular books.
This method starts with the boards being laminated together on the spine with cloth. Once set, a new material is added to the front and back of the boards creating a much sturdier cover.
Leather is ground up and mixed with a certain percentage of paper. Once thoroughly mixed, the “paper” is turned into a sheet of material that looks like real leather.
Finishing Options
Film Lamination
Laminated sheets on one side, up to 14″ x 20”– clear laminate or scuff-free
Gilding
A decorative polished foil that helps preserve books from natural oils. Foil is available in silver and gold, matte or glossy.
Speckled Edges
A fine mist creates random speckling and helps give a book a unique look. Mostly popular in the last century for dictionary and bible industries. Speckled edges can be produced in most primary colors.
Edge Staining
Edge staining offers an inexpensive alternative to edge gilding. Two types of stain are available–water-based (available in limited colors) and ink-based in just about any Pantone Matching System (PMS) color.
Singer Sewing
This method is used instead of staples to add a little more style to smaller binding jobs, such as pamphlets.
Rounded Cornered Covers
Covers and book blocks that have a 3/8” radius rounded corner on each panel.
Brass Cornered Covers
Protective metal corners that protect the book cover from wear.
Hard Cover Book Information•
You can choose to bind your book with cloth. There are many different types including the very popular starch filled pearl linen to aqueous coated Library Buckram.
This method is the alternative to sewing. The book is held together using glues that penetrate the fibers of the paper and the spine.
Take your favorite image and cover your book in it! Bind your book with a pre printed image that is coated with UV or film laminate. Excellent modern look to many popular books.
This method starts with the boards being laminated together on the spine with cloth. Once set, a new material is added to the front and back of the boards creating a much sturdier cover.
Leather is ground up and mixed with a certain percentage of paper. Once thoroughly mixed, the “paper” is turned into a sheet of material that looks like real leather.
Finishing Options
Film Lamination
Laminated sheets on one side, up to 14″ x 20”– clear laminate or scuff-free
Gilding
A decorative polished foil that helps preserve books from natural oils. Foil is available in silver and gold, matte or glossy.
Speckled Edges
A fine mist creates random speckling and helps give a book a unique look. Mostly popular in the last century for dictionary and bible industries. Speckled edges can be produced in most primary colors.
Edge Staining
Edge staining offers an inexpensive alternative to edge gilding. Two types of stain are available–water-based (available in limited colors) and ink-based in just about any Pantone Matching System (PMS) color.
Singer Sewing
This method is used instead of staples to add a little more style to smaller binding jobs, such as pamphlets.
Rounded Cornered Covers
Covers and book blocks that have a 3/8” radius rounded corner on each panel.
Brass Cornered Covers
Protective metal corners that protect the book cover from wear.
Hard Cover Book Information•
You can choose to bind your book with cloth. There are many different types including the very popular starch filled pearl linen to aqueous coated Library Buckram.
This method is the alternative to sewing. The book is held together using glues that penetrate the fibers of the paper and the spine.
Take your favorite image and cover your book in it! Bind your book with a pre printed image that is coated with UV or film laminate. Excellent modern look to many popular books.
This method starts with the boards being laminated together on the spine with cloth. Once set, a new material is added to the front and back of the boards creating a much sturdier cover.
Leather is ground up and mixed with a certain percentage of paper. Once thoroughly mixed, the “paper” is turned into a sheet of material that looks like real leather.
Finishing Options
Film Lamination
Laminated sheets on one side, up to 14″ x 20”– clear laminate or scuff-free
Gilding
A decorative polished foil that helps preserve books from natural oils. Foil is available in silver and gold, matte or glossy.
Speckled Edges
A fine mist creates random speckling and helps give a book a unique look. Mostly popular in the last century for dictionary and bible industries. Speckled edges can be produced in most primary colors.
Edge Staining
Edge staining offers an inexpensive alternative to edge gilding. Two types of stain are available–water-based (available in limited colors) and ink-based in just about any Pantone Matching System (PMS) color.
Singer Sewing
This method is used instead of staples to add a little more style to smaller binding jobs, such as pamphlets.
Rounded Cornered Covers
Covers and book blocks that have a 3/8” radius rounded corner on each panel.
Brass Cornered Covers
Protective metal corners that protect the book cover from wear.
Hard Cover Book Information•
You can choose to bind your book with cloth. There are many different types including the very popular starch filled pearl linen to aqueous coated Library Buckram.
This method is the alternative to sewing. The book is held together using glues that penetrate the fibers of the paper and the spine.
Take your favorite image and cover your book in it! Bind your book with a pre printed image that is coated with UV or film laminate. Excellent modern look to many popular books.
This method starts with the boards being laminated together on the spine with cloth. Once set, a new material is added to the front and back of the boards creating a much sturdier cover.
Leather is ground up and mixed with a certain percentage of paper. Once thoroughly mixed, the “paper” is turned into a sheet of material that looks like real leather.
Finishing Options
Film Lamination
Laminated sheets on one side, up to 14″ x 20”– clear laminate or scuff-free
Gilding
A decorative polished foil that helps preserve books from natural oils. Foil is available in silver and gold, matte or glossy.
Speckled Edges
A fine mist creates random speckling and helps give a book a unique look. Mostly popular in the last century for dictionary and bible industries. Speckled edges can be produced in most primary colors.
Edge Staining
Edge staining offers an inexpensive alternative to edge gilding. Two types of stain are available–water-based (available in limited colors) and ink-based in just about any Pantone Matching System (PMS) color.
Singer Sewing
This method is used instead of staples to add a little more style to smaller binding jobs, such as pamphlets.
Rounded Cornered Covers
Covers and book blocks that have a 3/8” radius rounded corner on each panel.
Brass Cornered Covers
Protective metal corners that protect the book cover from wear.
We’ve made the ordering process flexible to fit your needs.
Order Online
For many products, you can place your order directly through our website. Select your options, upload your artwork (if applicable), and complete your purchase quickly and easily.
Request a Quote
For custom projects, larger quantities, or specialized services, a quote may be required. Submit a request for a Custom Quote and our team will get back to you promptly.
Need assistance? Feel free to e-mail info@parkpressprinters.com or call us at (781) 233-0315. We’re happy to help!.
Park Press Printers offers a host of book printing services, including hardcover book printing, softbound books, flex covers, deluxe bindings, gilding, speckled edges, edge staining, rounded-cornered covers, singer-sewing and reinforced ends. We have a multi-cut programmable machine that can cut sheets up to 45”x60″ and multi-fold capabilities with a sheet size 30″ x 38″ and a capacity of 32 pages. In addition to personal books, Park Press can print school yearbooks, textbooks, journals, diaries, logbooks, yacht club books, Masonic publications etc. We also offer book restoration. Please see a complete list of options on this page. Each heading offers you lots of additional choices, including materials, gluing, laminating, etc. The Park Press team will work with you to create the book that best fits your vision. We can show you samples to familiarize you with similar products and then fine-tune your own.
** Board books are no longer in production and have been discontinued.
Hard Cover Book Information•
You can choose to bind your book with cloth. There are many different types including the very popular starch filled pearl linen to aqueous coated Library Buckram.
This method is the alternative to sewing. The book is held together using glues that penetrate the fibers of the paper and the spine.
Take your favorite image and cover your book in it! Bind your book with a pre printed image that is coated with UV or film laminate. Excellent modern look to many popular books.
This method starts with the boards being laminated together on the spine with cloth. Once set, a new material is added to the front and back of the boards creating a much sturdier cover.
Leather is ground up and mixed with a certain percentage of paper. Once thoroughly mixed, the “paper” is turned into a sheet of material that looks like real leather.
Finishing Options
Film Lamination
Laminated sheets on one side, up to 14″ x 20”– clear laminate or scuff-free
Gilding
A decorative polished foil that helps preserve books from natural oils. Foil is available in silver and gold, matte or glossy.
Speckled Edges
A fine mist creates random speckling and helps give a book a unique look. Mostly popular in the last century for dictionary and bible industries. Speckled edges can be produced in most primary colors.
Edge Staining
Edge staining offers an inexpensive alternative to edge gilding. Two types of stain are available–water-based (available in limited colors) and ink-based in just about any Pantone Matching System (PMS) color.
Singer Sewing
This method is used instead of staples to add a little more style to smaller binding jobs, such as pamphlets.
Rounded Cornered Covers
Covers and book blocks that have a 3/8” radius rounded corner on each panel.
Brass Cornered Covers
Protective metal corners that protect the book cover from wear.
Every book is a little different. Contact us about your project and we can point you in the right direction. We will help you lay out your margins and bleeds based on the book you are looking for. Send us a message.
Hard Cover Book Information•
You can choose to bind your book with cloth. There are many different types including the very popular starch filled pearl linen to aqueous coated Library Buckram.
This method is the alternative to sewing. The book is held together using glues that penetrate the fibers of the paper and the spine.
Take your favorite image and cover your book in it! Bind your book with a pre printed image that is coated with UV or film laminate. Excellent modern look to many popular books.
This method starts with the boards being laminated together on the spine with cloth. Once set, a new material is added to the front and back of the boards creating a much sturdier cover.
Leather is ground up and mixed with a certain percentage of paper. Once thoroughly mixed, the “paper” is turned into a sheet of material that looks like real leather.
Finishing Options
Film Lamination
Laminated sheets on one side, up to 14″ x 20”– clear laminate or scuff-free
Gilding
A decorative polished foil that helps preserve books from natural oils. Foil is available in silver and gold, matte or glossy.
Speckled Edges
A fine mist creates random speckling and helps give a book a unique look. Mostly popular in the last century for dictionary and bible industries. Speckled edges can be produced in most primary colors.
Edge Staining
Edge staining offers an inexpensive alternative to edge gilding. Two types of stain are available–water-based (available in limited colors) and ink-based in just about any Pantone Matching System (PMS) color.
Singer Sewing
This method is used instead of staples to add a little more style to smaller binding jobs, such as pamphlets.
Rounded Cornered Covers
Covers and book blocks that have a 3/8” radius rounded corner on each panel.
Brass Cornered Covers
Protective metal corners that protect the book cover from wear.
Hard Cover Book Information•
You can choose to bind your book with cloth. There are many different types including the very popular starch filled pearl linen to aqueous coated Library Buckram.
This method is the alternative to sewing. The book is held together using glues that penetrate the fibers of the paper and the spine.
Take your favorite image and cover your book in it! Bind your book with a pre printed image that is coated with UV or film laminate. Excellent modern look to many popular books.
This method starts with the boards being laminated together on the spine with cloth. Once set, a new material is added to the front and back of the boards creating a much sturdier cover.
Leather is ground up and mixed with a certain percentage of paper. Once thoroughly mixed, the “paper” is turned into a sheet of material that looks like real leather.
Finishing Options
Film Lamination
Laminated sheets on one side, up to 14″ x 20”– clear laminate or scuff-free
Gilding
A decorative polished foil that helps preserve books from natural oils. Foil is available in silver and gold, matte or glossy.
Speckled Edges
A fine mist creates random speckling and helps give a book a unique look. Mostly popular in the last century for dictionary and bible industries. Speckled edges can be produced in most primary colors.
Edge Staining
Edge staining offers an inexpensive alternative to edge gilding. Two types of stain are available–water-based (available in limited colors) and ink-based in just about any Pantone Matching System (PMS) color.
Singer Sewing
This method is used instead of staples to add a little more style to smaller binding jobs, such as pamphlets.
Rounded Cornered Covers
Covers and book blocks that have a 3/8” radius rounded corner on each panel.
Brass Cornered Covers
Protective metal corners that protect the book cover from wear.
Hard Cover Book Information•
You can choose to bind your book with cloth. There are many different types including the very popular starch filled pearl linen to aqueous coated Library Buckram.
This method is the alternative to sewing. The book is held together using glues that penetrate the fibers of the paper and the spine.
Take your favorite image and cover your book in it! Bind your book with a pre printed image that is coated with UV or film laminate. Excellent modern look to many popular books.
This method starts with the boards being laminated together on the spine with cloth. Once set, a new material is added to the front and back of the boards creating a much sturdier cover.
Leather is ground up and mixed with a certain percentage of paper. Once thoroughly mixed, the “paper” is turned into a sheet of material that looks like real leather.
Finishing Options
Film Lamination
Laminated sheets on one side, up to 14″ x 20”– clear laminate or scuff-free
Gilding
A decorative polished foil that helps preserve books from natural oils. Foil is available in silver and gold, matte or glossy.
Speckled Edges
A fine mist creates random speckling and helps give a book a unique look. Mostly popular in the last century for dictionary and bible industries. Speckled edges can be produced in most primary colors.
Edge Staining
Edge staining offers an inexpensive alternative to edge gilding. Two types of stain are available–water-based (available in limited colors) and ink-based in just about any Pantone Matching System (PMS) color.
Singer Sewing
This method is used instead of staples to add a little more style to smaller binding jobs, such as pamphlets.
Rounded Cornered Covers
Covers and book blocks that have a 3/8” radius rounded corner on each panel.
Brass Cornered Covers
Protective metal corners that protect the book cover from wear.
Hard Cover Book Information•
You can choose to bind your book with cloth. There are many different types including the very popular starch filled pearl linen to aqueous coated Library Buckram.
This method is the alternative to sewing. The book is held together using glues that penetrate the fibers of the paper and the spine.
Take your favorite image and cover your book in it! Bind your book with a pre printed image that is coated with UV or film laminate. Excellent modern look to many popular books.
This method starts with the boards being laminated together on the spine with cloth. Once set, a new material is added to the front and back of the boards creating a much sturdier cover.
Leather is ground up and mixed with a certain percentage of paper. Once thoroughly mixed, the “paper” is turned into a sheet of material that looks like real leather.
Finishing Options
Film Lamination
Laminated sheets on one side, up to 14″ x 20”– clear laminate or scuff-free
Gilding
A decorative polished foil that helps preserve books from natural oils. Foil is available in silver and gold, matte or glossy.
Speckled Edges
A fine mist creates random speckling and helps give a book a unique look. Mostly popular in the last century for dictionary and bible industries. Speckled edges can be produced in most primary colors.
Edge Staining
Edge staining offers an inexpensive alternative to edge gilding. Two types of stain are available–water-based (available in limited colors) and ink-based in just about any Pantone Matching System (PMS) color.
Singer Sewing
This method is used instead of staples to add a little more style to smaller binding jobs, such as pamphlets.
Rounded Cornered Covers
Covers and book blocks that have a 3/8” radius rounded corner on each panel.
Brass Cornered Covers
Protective metal corners that protect the book cover from wear.
Hard Cover Book Information•
You can choose to bind your book with cloth. There are many different types including the very popular starch filled pearl linen to aqueous coated Library Buckram.
This method is the alternative to sewing. The book is held together using glues that penetrate the fibers of the paper and the spine.
Take your favorite image and cover your book in it! Bind your book with a pre printed image that is coated with UV or film laminate. Excellent modern look to many popular books.
This method starts with the boards being laminated together on the spine with cloth. Once set, a new material is added to the front and back of the boards creating a much sturdier cover.
Leather is ground up and mixed with a certain percentage of paper. Once thoroughly mixed, the “paper” is turned into a sheet of material that looks like real leather.
Finishing Options
Film Lamination
Laminated sheets on one side, up to 14″ x 20”– clear laminate or scuff-free
Gilding
A decorative polished foil that helps preserve books from natural oils. Foil is available in silver and gold, matte or glossy.
Speckled Edges
A fine mist creates random speckling and helps give a book a unique look. Mostly popular in the last century for dictionary and bible industries. Speckled edges can be produced in most primary colors.
Edge Staining
Edge staining offers an inexpensive alternative to edge gilding. Two types of stain are available–water-based (available in limited colors) and ink-based in just about any Pantone Matching System (PMS) color.
Singer Sewing
This method is used instead of staples to add a little more style to smaller binding jobs, such as pamphlets.
Rounded Cornered Covers
Covers and book blocks that have a 3/8” radius rounded corner on each panel.
Brass Cornered Covers
Protective metal corners that protect the book cover from wear.
Hard Cover Book Information•
You can choose to bind your book with cloth. There are many different types including the very popular starch filled pearl linen to aqueous coated Library Buckram.
This method is the alternative to sewing. The book is held together using glues that penetrate the fibers of the paper and the spine.
Take your favorite image and cover your book in it! Bind your book with a pre printed image that is coated with UV or film laminate. Excellent modern look to many popular books.
This method starts with the boards being laminated together on the spine with cloth. Once set, a new material is added to the front and back of the boards creating a much sturdier cover.
Leather is ground up and mixed with a certain percentage of paper. Once thoroughly mixed, the “paper” is turned into a sheet of material that looks like real leather.
Finishing Options
Film Lamination
Laminated sheets on one side, up to 14″ x 20”– clear laminate or scuff-free
Gilding
A decorative polished foil that helps preserve books from natural oils. Foil is available in silver and gold, matte or glossy.
Speckled Edges
A fine mist creates random speckling and helps give a book a unique look. Mostly popular in the last century for dictionary and bible industries. Speckled edges can be produced in most primary colors.
Edge Staining
Edge staining offers an inexpensive alternative to edge gilding. Two types of stain are available–water-based (available in limited colors) and ink-based in just about any Pantone Matching System (PMS) color.
Singer Sewing
This method is used instead of staples to add a little more style to smaller binding jobs, such as pamphlets.
Rounded Cornered Covers
Covers and book blocks that have a 3/8” radius rounded corner on each panel.
Brass Cornered Covers
Protective metal corners that protect the book cover from wear.
Hard Cover Book Information•
You can choose to bind your book with cloth. There are many different types including the very popular starch filled pearl linen to aqueous coated Library Buckram.
This method is the alternative to sewing. The book is held together using glues that penetrate the fibers of the paper and the spine.
Take your favorite image and cover your book in it! Bind your book with a pre printed image that is coated with UV or film laminate. Excellent modern look to many popular books.
This method starts with the boards being laminated together on the spine with cloth. Once set, a new material is added to the front and back of the boards creating a much sturdier cover.
Leather is ground up and mixed with a certain percentage of paper. Once thoroughly mixed, the “paper” is turned into a sheet of material that looks like real leather.
Finishing Options
Film Lamination
Laminated sheets on one side, up to 14″ x 20”– clear laminate or scuff-free
Gilding
A decorative polished foil that helps preserve books from natural oils. Foil is available in silver and gold, matte or glossy.
Speckled Edges
A fine mist creates random speckling and helps give a book a unique look. Mostly popular in the last century for dictionary and bible industries. Speckled edges can be produced in most primary colors.
Edge Staining
Edge staining offers an inexpensive alternative to edge gilding. Two types of stain are available–water-based (available in limited colors) and ink-based in just about any Pantone Matching System (PMS) color.
Singer Sewing
This method is used instead of staples to add a little more style to smaller binding jobs, such as pamphlets.
Rounded Cornered Covers
Covers and book blocks that have a 3/8” radius rounded corner on each panel.
Brass Cornered Covers
Protective metal corners that protect the book cover from wear.
Hard Cover Book Information•
You can choose to bind your book with cloth. There are many different types including the very popular starch filled pearl linen to aqueous coated Library Buckram.
This method is the alternative to sewing. The book is held together using glues that penetrate the fibers of the paper and the spine.
Take your favorite image and cover your book in it! Bind your book with a pre printed image that is coated with UV or film laminate. Excellent modern look to many popular books.
This method starts with the boards being laminated together on the spine with cloth. Once set, a new material is added to the front and back of the boards creating a much sturdier cover.
Leather is ground up and mixed with a certain percentage of paper. Once thoroughly mixed, the “paper” is turned into a sheet of material that looks like real leather.
Finishing Options
Film Lamination
Laminated sheets on one side, up to 14″ x 20”– clear laminate or scuff-free
Gilding
A decorative polished foil that helps preserve books from natural oils. Foil is available in silver and gold, matte or glossy.
Speckled Edges
A fine mist creates random speckling and helps give a book a unique look. Mostly popular in the last century for dictionary and bible industries. Speckled edges can be produced in most primary colors.
Edge Staining
Edge staining offers an inexpensive alternative to edge gilding. Two types of stain are available–water-based (available in limited colors) and ink-based in just about any Pantone Matching System (PMS) color.
Singer Sewing
This method is used instead of staples to add a little more style to smaller binding jobs, such as pamphlets.
Rounded Cornered Covers
Covers and book blocks that have a 3/8” radius rounded corner on each panel.
Brass Cornered Covers
Protective metal corners that protect the book cover from wear.
We’ve made the ordering process flexible to fit your needs.
Order Online
For many products, you can place your order directly through our website. Select your options, upload your artwork (if applicable), and complete your purchase quickly and easily.
Request a Quote
For custom projects, larger quantities, or specialized services, a quote may be required. Submit a request for a Custom Quote and our team will get back to you promptly.
Need assistance? Feel free to e-mail info@parkpressprinters.com or call us at (781) 233-0315. We’re happy to help!.
