Wall cabinet
Use perimeter space for a readable card range. Review mounting, the highest and lowest rows, staff reach and the wall structure before confirming the installation.
Explore this option →Graded Card Display Cabinets for Retail
Compare wall, counter and tower cabinets for graded cards. Check slab fit, visible capacity, label clearance, staff retrieval, locks and lighting before requesting a quotation.
Specify the complete holder and protective sleeve, not the card size or grading brand alone. For a retail cabinet, approve the usable row layout, readable grading labels and staff retrieval with the glazing closed and the intended lights on.
Approve holder fit and retrieval before approving capacity.
This page covers commercial cabinets and showcases for a card shop, rather than individual acrylic slab holders. PSA, BGS and CGC are examples of holder families to identify in your sample list; no universal holder fit or grading-company affiliation is implied.
Assisted-sales counter
Keep selected slabs close to the service position. Check the tray footprint, rear access and the position used for customer handover.
Explore this option →Tower showcase
Use a compact display footprint for a focused assortment. Check usable shelf space, sightlines, door access and the proposed anti-tip connection.
Explore this option →Compare a starting configuration.
These are development proposals from the company fixture specification library, not confirmed stock sizes or tested capacity claims. Dimensions below are overall L × D × H in mm. Final dimensions, structure, load, fittings and order scope require drawing and sample approval.
Reference / overall dimensionsProposed useResolve before approval
TC-12 · Graded Card Wall Cabinet1000 × 180 × 1200 mmSpecified PSA, BGS, CGC and other holdersGrading-brand names do not define one universal holder size
TC-01 · Trading Card Display Counter1200 × 550 × 950 mmSingles, top loaders and graded cardsConfirm holder fit, access and usable display height
TC-14 · Trading Card Tower Showcase500 × 500 × 1900 mmGraded cards and selected collectiblesReview center of gravity and anti-tip connection
Source: company-supplied fixture specification guide. Images on this page are illustrative references; they do not establish the dimensions or performance of a particular manufactured cabinet.
How to state a defensible display capacity
- Measure the full outer width, height and thickness of each accepted holder with the protective bag or sleeve fitted.
- Record usable row width after frames and fittings. Agree the gap needed for fingers and independent removal of neighboring holders.
- For one repeated holder size: positions per row = floor((clear width + gap) ÷ (holder width + gap)). Confirm this layout with physical samples.
- Add the approved positions of each row. Keep visible positions separate from reserve-stock capacity and do not infer either from the outside cabinet dimensions.
Send the information that changes the specification.
InputWhat to provideDecision supported
Holder sample setLargest and smallest intended slabs, grading labels, protective bags and side-profile photos.Set row clearance and the retaining lip without hiding the certification label.
Visible assortmentDesired display positions, mix of holder formats and expected rotation frequency.Choose wall, counter or tower presentation and record the approved row arrangement.
Staff accessFront or rear retrieval, staff positions, key control and available door travel.Keep assisted viewing practical without disturbing neighboring cards.
Lighting reviewPhotographs or a sample viewed under the proposed cabinet and shop lighting.Check reflections through both the cabinet glass and the holder; keep driver access serviceable.
Placement and deliveryFloor or wall location, surrounding fixtures, access route and delivery market.Review stability, mounting responsibilities and the agreed shipping configuration.
Quotation terms should identify minimum quantities, sample costs, production timing, packing, freight and installation responsibilities for the actual order. Do not assume a standard price or delivery promise from a reference configuration.
Check the sample or plan before release.
- Read the labels at the first, middle, last, highest and lowest displayed positions.
- Open the assigned zone and remove one slab without moving the adjacent row.
- Repeat the fit check with the actual protective bag in place.
- Test locks, keys, door travel and light-service access on the agreed sample or mock-up.
Questions buyers ask before ordering.
Will a cabinet fit every PSA, BGS or CGC slab?
No universal fit is stated. Submit the actual holder formats and sleeves you intend to sell. The agreed clearances and sample layout, rather than the grading brand name, establish the supported assortment.
How many graded cards can a cabinet display?
The answer depends on usable row dimensions, holder size, gaps, label visibility and retrieval clearance. Request an annotated row layout with a counted sample arrangement instead of a capacity inferred from exterior dimensions.
Are lockable cabinets burglary-rated or UV-rated?
A lock option does not establish a burglary rating. Likewise, ordinary glazing or LED lighting does not establish UV protection. Any required performance or test evidence must be specified and confirmed for the actual configuration.
Can slab cabinets be combined with a trading counter?
Yes, coordinate the cabinet and counter around the staff handover position. Confirm counter height, tray handling, keys and temporary card-holding areas as one workflow before releasing drawings.
Continue with the right product or service.
Turn the requirements into a reviewable brief.
Send the plan, representative merchandise, quantities and delivery destination. The team can review the required configuration and the scope to be included in your quotation.
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From Brief to Installation Handoff.
Each stage produces a reviewable decision before the project moves forward.
01DiscoverProject brief
02PlanZoning and fixture schedule
03Visualize3D direction
04EngineerShop drawings and BOM
05ManufactureProduction records
06VerifyQC evidence
07DeliverPacking and installation handoff
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Share your floor plan, card formats and opening target. We will connect the display systems to your selling, storage and service needs.
- Store location and floor area
- Graded cards, singles, sealed products and accessories
- Fixture quantities and play-space requirements
- Target opening date and delivery scope
Calculate usable positions only after the trial row works.
A slab count is meaningful only when it names the sample holder, orientation, spacing and display opening used. A calculation is a planning aid rather than an approved cabinet capacity. Real brackets, lighting and door arrangements can reduce the available space.
| Decision | Information to record | What to verify |
|---|---|---|
| Clear width | Measure between the actual restrictions, after end clearance is reserved. | Do not use the outside cabinet width in a row calculation. |
| Holder and gap | Use the largest approved sample width plus the proposed gap. | Check protective sleeves, price labels and angled presentation. |
| Rows and retrieval | Count only rows that pass visibility and removal checks. | Confirm the hardest position, not only the first card. |
Use this review sequence.
- Write the exact sample reference and orientation beside the layout.
- For a simple repeated row, estimate positions as floor((usable width + gap) / (holder width + gap)). This formula assumes the reserved end clearance has already been removed.
- Build the complete sample row and test label visibility, reflections and removal.
- Repeat for every usable row and sum only those that pass the checks. Do not advertise the result as universal PSA, BGS or CGC compatibility.
Record the fixture or bay reference, sample merchandise, drawing revision, checks performed, unresolved items and the person confirming the next step. Keep assumptions visible; an illustrative layout is not a tested product specification.
Send these requirementsDownload this review sheetFOCUS buyer planning guidance. Confirm the actual materials, dimensions, loads, commercial terms and local project responsibilities in the approved order documents.