Eyewear Organiser Display for 3 pcs

The 3-piece stand is designed for three frames. The temples go into round holes in the angled panel, the frame hangs on them, and a curved support rib props the panel from behind.

Three places for a feature

Three items do not replace the main display; they single things out from it: a new arrival, a capsule line, whatever needs to be shown first. Next to an ordinary row, this stand reads as a statement of its own, and customers look at it first.

How the frame sits

• A pair of round holes takes the temples.
• The frame hangs by its temples, and the lenses touch nothing.
• You can take the one you need without touching the others.

This is exactly why glasses are not displayed in a pile: the lens coating wears off from contact before the product has a chance to sell.

The panel does not sag

An angled acrylic sheet pulls forward under the weight of the display, and the angle changes over time. The curved rib at the back braces the base and panel apart, so the angle stays constant for the whole life of the stand. Three frames are not much weight, but an acrylic sheet still pulls under it.

Care

Care is simple: warm water, a mild detergent, a soft damp cloth. The only thing to avoid is the usual glass spray: ammonia leaves a network of micro-cracks on acrylic that cannot be polished out. 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.