Eyewear Display for 5 pcs

The 5-piece stand solves the counter display question: how many frames to show and how to show them without piling them in a tray. Glasses go in by their temples through round holes in the angled panel, and the bridge of the frame rests on a stop at the front.

How many places to choose

• Three — a display for a new arrival or a capsule line.
• Four and five — a working counter display.
• Six — a whole line, as one group.

Allow some spare capacity rather than an exact fit: you cannot take a frame from a tightly packed row without disturbing the others, and customers simply walk past.

Nose bridge stop

The weight of the frame is shared between the temples in the holes and the front stop where the bridge rests. Glasses stay level, do not rotate around the temples and do not slide down the slope when the stand is moved along the counter or into a display case.

Will it scratch the lenses?

The frame hangs by its temples, which go through holes in the panel, and the lenses touch neither the stand nor the neighbouring glasses. In an open tray glasses lie in a pile, and the coating gets scratched on display before they are even sold; here there is air between the frames.

Where it goes

Frames are displayed on two different surfaces, and each works differently. A vertical surface is visible from afar and draws the customer into the department, while a counter stand works up close: that is where frames are picked up and tried on. This stand handles the second job.

Care

Wash with warm water and a mild detergent using a soft damp cloth. Ammonia glass cleaner, always to hand in an optician's, must not be used on acrylic: it leaves a network of micro-cracks that cannot be removed. More details: caring for acrylic products.

Used on an optician's counter, a display shelf or an exhibition table. Material: clear acrylic.

Production time: 3-7 days.