Adjustable shelving
Use stable flat support for booster boxes, tins and sealed bundles. Check the deepest box, shelf-edge detail and the hand clearance needed to remove a product.
Explore this option →Shelving for Sealed TCG Products
Plan shelves and hooks for booster boxes, sealed bundles, tins and packs. Compare usable depth, facings, shelf load, reserve stock and release-day replenishment.
Choose shelving from the outside dimensions and weight of the products you actually sell. A booster box, gift bundle, tin and hanging blister pack require different support and clearance; organize them into adjustable bays rather than assuming one shelf setting fits every release.
Plan selling facings, shelf load and replenishment together.
Define which sealed products customers can browse and which staff retrieve. Then record the visible facings and the reserve quantity separately. This makes the wall depth, hook arrangement and storage requirement reviewable when the assortment changes.
Hooks and slatwall
Use hanging fittings only when the packaging hole, pack weight and hole-to-edge dimension suit the hook. Review the outer pack footprint as well as the hole spacing.
Explore this option →Double-sided gondola
Use central floor space for selected boxed stock or accessories. The overall depth includes both display faces and the base; check circulation on each side.
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-19 · Sealed TCG Product Shelving1000 × 400 × 2200 mmBooster boxes, gift boxes and sealed releasesConfirm the heaviest fully loaded shelf and box depth
TC-18 · Booster Pack Slatwall Display1000 × 350 × 2200 mmBlister packs, sleeves and accessoriesMeasure packaging hole position before setting hook spacing
TC-20 · Double-Sided TCG Gondola1200 × 900 × 1400 mmBoxed cards, accessories and bindersOverall depth includes both shelf faces and base
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.
Turn the assortment into a shelf schedule
- Measure minimum and maximum outer package sizes in the intended display orientation, including any protective outer box.
- Assign each game or set a facing count, products-deep count and changeover frequency. Distinguish open browsing from controlled stock access.
- Calculate the actual loaded shelf weight from the planned product quantities. Ask for the agreed shelf, bracket and fixing configuration and its supporting load information.
- Review a release-day changeover: remove old stock, adjust fittings, fit new boxes and replenish without blocking another display or the checkout route.
Send the information that changes the specification.
InputWhat to provideDecision supported
Package samplesOuter length, depth, height and weight for booster boxes, bundles, tins and packs.Choose shelf depth and vertical clearances from complete packaging, not just the card format.
Facings and depthVisible fronts per product and the number of packages behind each front.Separate merchandising capacity from the reserve inventory kept elsewhere.
Shelf loadingThe heaviest planned fully loaded shelf and any uneven stock arrangement.Review the actual shelf span, supports, base and fixings; exterior size is not a load rating.
Hanging packsHole position, hole-to-edge distance, pack thickness and representative pack weight.Set compatible hooks and spacing so packs do not overlap or obstruct removal.
Stock controlWhich ranges are open to customers, staff-assisted or kept as reserve stock.Coordinate access, labels and replenishment with the operating plan.
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.
- Place the deepest and tallest packages in the proposed bay and remove them normally.
- Review shelf loading with the complete planned assortment, not an empty display.
- Check that graphics and shelf lips leave product names and price labels visible.
- Try one new-release assortment with the same bay and record which fittings must move.
Questions buyers ask before ordering.
Will the same bay display booster boxes and larger sealed bundles?
It can be planned for both, but confirm the largest complete package, usable shelf depth and adjustable height range. The setup may need different shelf positions; no single standard package envelope is assumed.
What is the shelf weight capacity?
A load must be confirmed for the particular shelf span, material, bracket, base and fixing arrangement. Send the product weights and planned quantities. Reference dimensions on this page are not a tested shelf-load claim.
How much reserve stock should be built into the wall?
Provide your replenishment frequency and the stock kept outside the sales floor. Size reserve storage from that operating plan, while keeping the selling facings clear and accessible.
Can packs and accessories share the same system?
Yes, where the selected shelves, hooks and bins suit the actual packaging. Include blister packs, sleeves, deck boxes or binders in the sample list instead of treating all accessories as identical.
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
Build a shelf bay around the stock you actually sell.
A sealed-product fixture has two separate jobs: make the next purchase easy to see and allow staff to refill it without rebuilding the display. Prepare one bay schedule for each merchandise family rather than quoting a wall by length alone.
| Decision | Information to record | What to verify |
|---|---|---|
| Booster boxes | Measure the carton in its selling orientation, including any lid used as a display header. | Record visible facings and front-to-back reserve separately. |
| Large collection boxes and tins | Record the widest and deepest current examples, not only a typical box. | Confirm whether a shelf can be adjusted without removing adjacent stock. |
| Hanging packs | Measure the hanging hole position, pack width and pack depth. | Check hooks, label position and the rear pack retrieval route. |
Use this review sequence.
- Mark the clear internal bay width between supports. Overall fixture width is not the same number.
- Choose a trial gap and end clearance. Test the complete row with real packages before approving a repeat layout.
- List item count multiplied by item weight for every shelf; ask the supplier to confirm the complete shelf and support arrangement. There is no default load rating on this page.
- Walk through a release-day refill while another person browses. Keep cartons and open doors out of the customer route.
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.