Card and memorabilia dimensions
Review this requirement with your store plan and merchandise examples before the fixture layout is finalized.


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Build a collector-focused environment that gives premium slabs, singles and memorabilia a distinct place while keeping trade-in and checkout practical.
Review this requirement with your store plan and merchandise examples before the fixture layout is finalized.
Review this requirement with your store plan and merchandise examples before the fixture layout is finalized.
Review this requirement with your store plan and merchandise examples before the fixture layout is finalized.
A restrained premium zone for selected slabs and feature collectibles.
Consistent card rows with visible labels and controllable reflections.
A designated inspection position away from the checkout queue.
Separate incoming cards, reserve inventory and customer collections.

Present encapsulated cards in orderly, illuminated rows with lockable access and a clear view of the card and grading label.
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Bring slabbed cards, premium singles and selected memorabilia into a coordinated presentation with dedicated display zones.
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Coordinate checkout, card inspection and customer handover with a practical work surface and staff-controlled storage.
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Separate the premium slab collection from memorabilia before assigning cabinet sizes. List the dimensions and weights of balls, helmets and signed objects independently of the card holders.
Check the staff handover from the premium cabinet to the inspection mat. Keep the customer's other items and incoming trades off the secure display surface.
Review layout planning →Bring the measured site and actual merchandise into this review.
Check dimensions and interfaces against the selected fixture mix.
Record the approved version and any open decisions.
Include the agreed scope in the project handoff documents.
Separate the premium slab collection from memorabilia before assigning cabinet sizes. List the dimensions and weights of balls, helmets and signed objects independently of the card holders.
Check the staff handover from the premium cabinet to the inspection mat. Keep the customer's other items and incoming trades off the secure display surface.
Yes. Identify the required fixtures and any retained items in your brief. The quotation will define the supplied modules, design services and delivery responsibilities.
Confirm material samples, shop drawings and inspection requirements, then coordinate production, coded packing and installation handoff. Follow the complete cooperation process.

A documented cooperation process connects your store brief, quotation, design approval, manufacturing and opening-day handoff.

Use a representative sample to resolve fit, handling and finish questions before committing to the production batch.

Plan protection, package codes and site assembly as part of the fixture design.
Each stage produces a reviewable decision before the project moves forward.
The same FOCUS team connects approved drawings, fabrication, trial assembly, quality control and export packing.
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