Supplied design reference · not a verified installation or tested specification.
Present encapsulated cards in orderly, illuminated rows with lockable access and a clear view of the card and grading label.
Supplied visual reference from the current image library. Image appearance does not verify the dimensions, equipment or configuration of this system.
Graded sports cards, premium singles and collector-focused stores
Suggested development configurations from the supplied V1 workbook. Dimensions are L × D × H in mm; inch values are converted. These model codes and values are proposals, not verified production SKUs or guaranteed performance.
Source: Trading Card Fixture Specifications V1.xlsx, “Fixture Models”, rows 6–29. All 24 proposed formats · Materials, holder fit and specification notes
These are specification inputs for a custom fixture, not fixed stock dimensions. Confirm the final configuration in your approved drawings.
Provide actual slab width, height and thickness; different grading holders require different clearances.
Agree the number of rows, viewing angle, retaining lip and label visibility using a sample.
Select front or rear access, key control and door swing around the staff workflow.
Review reflections on a real slab, LED placement and driver service access.
Coordinate metal, wood, glazing and approved color samples with the store identity.
Review the viewing conditions, lock arrangement and component service access.
Confirm holder fit, dimensions and the agreed quality evidence before release.
Agree assembly state, labels, handling and destination responsibilities.
Yes. Confirm the overall footprint, access side, merchandise samples and the available installation space before shop drawings are approved.
Send your floor plan, quantities, delivery market and holder fit requirements. Photos of your actual cards, holders or packaged products help us define the display correctly.
Match the structure, visible finish and cleaning requirements to the way each display will be used.
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Use a representative sample to resolve fit, handling and finish questions before committing to the production batch.
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Read the process →Each stage produces a reviewable decision before the project moves forward.
Explore company-supplied photographs of the working environment, customer conversations and fixture preparation.
Design conversations connect floor plans, merchandise requirements and display references before detailing.
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Assembled display runs make it possible to review interfaces, alignment and lighting before packing.
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Hands-on fixture checks connect the finished assembly with the dimensions and details agreed for the project.
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Bring slabbed cards, premium singles and selected memorabilia into a coordinated presentation with dedicated display zones.
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Measure the complete item including its base, weapon, wings or removable parts. Shelf spacing must allow handling as well as display. The shelf span, support detail and loaded mass should be reviewed together.
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Present graded cards around a freestanding tower with outward-facing rows, controlled access and coordinated lighting. Select the square footprint and row layout around actual holders and staff sightlines.
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These are retail fixture configurations for displaying and selling valuable cards. They are not individual protective slab holders or a grading service. Confirm the actual holder assortment, usable display space and access arrangement before choosing finish or lighting options.
| Decision | Information to record | What to verify |
|---|---|---|
| Glass display zone | List sample holders, shelf angles, clear openings and label positions. | Approve a photographed sample layout rather than an unsupported card-count claim. |
| Staff-controlled access | Identify locks, keys, door travel and the temporary holding position. | Security arrangements require an actual agreed specification; a lock is not a burglary rating. |
| Storage and services | Separate display, reserve stock, wiring and cleaning access. | Confirm how a failed light or fitting can be serviced. |
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.