Plastic Shoe Display H=60mm

A shoe stand 60 mm high: an L-shaped bent piece where the sloping backrest flows smoothly into a horizontal base, with a semicircular recess cut into the top edge. The recess is not decorative: it removes material where the instep would press against the edge, taking the strain off a soft upper.

A smooth curve instead of a corner

A sharp fold between the backrest and the base creates a line that the shoe presses against at a single point. A smooth radius spreads the support along an arc, so the sole rests on the stand instead of balancing on an edge.

How to choose the height

• low stands lift the pair just above the shelf and keep the display compact;
• medium ones are used for trainers and everyday shoes;
• high ones turn a shoe almost upright and make it stand out from the row.

Setting stands at different heights creates a hierarchy: shoppers notice what is raised higher first. The eye skims along an even row of identical heights without stopping.

Thickness to suit the weight of the pair

The thickness depends on the weight of the footwear and the span between supports. A thin sheet flexes on the sloping part under a heavy boot, while extra thickness only adds weight and makes the structure more visible.

Care

Glass cleaner does irreversible damage to acrylic: ammonia leaves a network of micro-cracks that polishing will not remove. Wash with warm water and a mild detergent, and wipe with a soft damp cloth: a dry one charges the surface with static and collects dust. What else matters: caring for acrylic products.

The stand works in shoe shop windows, on podiums and on shelves. Clear acrylic is almost invisible in a display: shoppers look at the pair, not at what holds it at an angle.

Production time: 3-7 days.