Eyewear Organiser Display for 6 pcs

The 6-piece stand is designed for six frames. Glasses go in by their temples through round holes in the angled panel and hang there, while the panel itself is held by a curved support rib at the back.

Support rib at the back

Six frames are a noticeable weight for an angled acrylic sheet: it pulls forward, and over time the angle drifts. The curved rib at the back connects the base to the panel and braces them apart, so the angle stays the same as on day one.

The lenses touch nothing

The frame hangs by its temples, and the lens rests neither on the panel nor on 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 them.

How to fill it

Six places cover a whole line: one shape in different colours, one collection, one level.

• Each pair of holes takes the temples of one frame.
• Leave a gap — a frame should be easy to pick up.
• A packed row looks like a stockroom, not a display.

Clear acrylic

A clear acrylic stand does not compete with the colour of the frames and does not stand out as a separate object on display: customers see the glasses, not the equipment they sit on.

Care

Warm water and a mild detergent, a soft damp cloth, no dry wiping and no glass cleaners — the ammonia in them leaves a permanent cloudy network of micro-cracks on acrylic. Full guide: caring for acrylic products.

An optician's counter, a display shelf, an exhibition table — the usual places for a stand like this. Material: clear acrylic.

Production time: 3-7 days.