Optical Displays

[Jubilee]

We are in the process of updating our dispensary. Currently our most pressing need is a rotating floor stand display that will hold around 100 pair of sunglass frames. We want it to be a locking display;) with a small footprint.

Any suggestions? We want the price to be reasonable (got one through a frame company promotion, and they want to charge us $1200 for another. Not interested in spending that amount for a plexiglass tower!)

The office just doesn't have a lot of space for a large display, nor a lot of wall space to add a wallmounted unit of this size.

Thanks!

Cassandra

[Framebender]

www.framedisplays.com . I know they've got reasonable prices for their stuff. A 100 piece lockable might be a problem. I don't think I've seen one that holds more than about 36 or 48. Check them out though, they might have it.

Good luck to you!!

[culland]

Ennco Display Systems Inc. has something that might be what you are looking for. They offer a couple of types of locking/anti-theft type displays. They have a floor standing model that has their Foiler locking supports. Its the Knock-Down Rotary which is a rotary floor model that holds 72 frames and uses the Foiler anti-theft supports. Comes in the following colors (Almond, Black, Maple, Cherry, Oak, Grey or for $100 more your custom color). The price in my pricebook for this 72 frame locking rotary floor display is $799. Call Ennco they would be able to help you out. 1-800-833-6626 or www.ennco.com.


*Just a note, I am in no way affiliated with Ennco! Just order leneses from their owner's other company. They have been great to deal with!
Hope this helps?!?:)

[fjpod]

IKEA has a great wall mounted "display cabinet". It's about 5 feet high and 20" wide and sticks out from the wall less than 6". It has a wood trimmed glass door with about ten glass shelves inside. You can wire it up for lights. It's about $100. It can hold 30 to 50 frames. We have several of them. Sometimes we feature one frame line in each case. Sometimes we display a lot less than 30 frames in each to make more of a "fashion display" with designer cases, POP, and the like.

We got rid of all our "stand on floor" displays. The place looks so much bigger.