FOCUS — Map sports-card furniture to browsing, inspection and trade handling.
Updated 22 October 2026

A sports-card shop may combine boxed products, valuable singles, graded cards and collection buying. Furniture selection should follow those different transactions. Begin with the way staff handles merchandise rather than treating all cabinets as interchangeable display storage.

DECISIONS
Graded and premium singles
Use readable labels, controlled retrieval and a defined place to inspect selected items.
Test the actual holders and the most difficult display position.

Open browsing and sealed products
Group merchandise by package format and replenishment needs.
Keep display facings separate from reserve stock.

Collection buying and events
Identify the inspection surface, temporary holdings and occupied seating.
Do not let incoming trades block checkout or customer circulation.

REVIEW SEQUENCE
1. Write the store assortment as merchandise families with typical and largest examples.
2. Assign each family a browsing or staff-assisted transaction and its fixture type.
3. Draw the relationship between display, inspection, payment and reserve storage.
4. Request quantities against one numbered plan so that display furniture, work furniture and optional event furniture remain visible in the budget.

Fixture reference: __________
Sample merchandise: __________
Drawing revision: __________
Checks completed: __________
Open decisions and responsible person: __________

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