Eyewear Organiser Display for 5 pcs

The 5-piece stand holds five frames on an angled panel with round holes. The temples go into the holes in pairs, the glasses hang on them, and a curved support rib at the back keeps the panel from sagging.

Five places on the counter

Five items is the working size of a display: the whole line is visible, yet each frame still stands out. Beyond that, customers stop comparing and start sorting through, and sorting through ends with them leaving to think it over. Five places is still a choice, not a pile of samples on the counter.

Temples in the holes

• The holes are load-bearing: the temples of the frame go into them.
• The glasses hang, and the lenses touch neither the panel nor each other.
• You can take the frame you need without touching the one next to it.

In an open tray glasses lie in a pile, and the lens coating gets scratched before they are even sold.

What holds the angle

An angled acrylic sheet under load pulls forward. The curved rib at the back braces the base and panel apart and keeps the angle constant, so the display does not tip over when the stand is moved along the counter. Five frames are already a noticeable load for a thin sheet, and it is the brace that takes it.

Care

Acrylic dislikes two things: a dry cloth over dust and ammonia glass spray. The first scratches; the second clouds the surface for good. Warm water with a mild detergent and a soft damp cloth do the job. More details: caring for acrylic products.

Used on a counter, in a display cabinet, or on an exhibition or presentation table. Material: clear acrylic.

Production time: 3-7 days.