Custom Retail & POP Displays, Engineered for Global Rollouts

A useful brief includes the product size and weight, display type, retail environment, estimated quantity, destination markets, target launch date and any reference drawings or brand guidelines. If your brief is still early, send what you have and we can identify the missing decisions.

Yes. Prototype planning is built around the design, material and test requirements of each project. The quotation will identify the proposed sample stages, what can be validated at each stage and what must be approved before production.

Projects can combine metal, wood or MDF, acrylic and other plastics, and corrugated board. The final material specification depends on product load, retail environment, finish, budget, assembly method and shipping requirements.

MOQ and lead time are project-specific. They are influenced by structure, materials, tooling, finish, order quantity, packaging and the number of approval rounds. We confirm both in writing after reviewing the brief and update the schedule when the sample is approved.

We can plan export packaging and coordinate delivery for international projects. Destination, delivery terms, assembly needs and any rollout schedule should be included in the brief so the shipping approach can be quoted correctly.