Game and set assortment
Review this requirement with your store plan and merchandise examples before the fixture layout is finalized.
FOCUS COMPLETE STORE SOLUTIONS
Trading Card Store Design & Shopfitting
A complete store route from new-release browsing to single-card sales, checkout and player space. Design the fixture program around how your customers shop and how your team works.
START WITH THE RIGHT INPUTS
Define Your Store Brief.
Secure versus open merchandise
Review this requirement with your store plan and merchandise examples before the fixture layout is finalized.
Retail area and play-space balance
Review this requirement with your store plan and merchandise examples before the fixture layout is finalized.
STORE ZONING
Connect the Customer and Staff Journey.
Discover
New releases and sealed products near the main browsing route.
Browse
Game-specific wall bays, sleeves, binders and deck boxes.
Inspect
Staff-assisted single-card counters with practical retrieval.
Play
Seating, storage and circulation considered separately from retail capacity.
RECOMMENDED FIXTURE MIX
The Systems Behind the Store.
Service Counters · FOCUS-TCG-002
Trading Card Counter Display Cases
Keep valuable singles visible across a low glass counter while staff manage viewing, retrieval and checkout from the service side.
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Wall Systems · FOCUS-TCG-003
Booster Pack & Sealed Product Display Walls
Organize boosters, sealed boxes and new releases into clear game and set zones with adjustable merchandising and nearby reserve stock.
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Wall Systems · FOCUS-TCG-007
Card Accessory Retail Shelving
Make sleeves, deck boxes, binders and playmats easy to compare with adjustable shelf layouts and clear category labels.
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Complete Stores · FOCUS-TCG-011
Complete Trading Card Store Fixtures
Connect card walls, secure counters, sealed-product shelving, accessories and play space into one coordinated store fixture program.
View SystemPlan for the Way This Store Works.
Build the first fixture schedule from four inventories: singles, slabs, sealed products and accessories. Show selling stock separately from reserves, then allocate checkout, trade-in and any event seating.
Review the busy-day scenario
Walk the proposed plan during a simulated release-day queue. Confirm that a shopper can browse accessories while staff replenish sealed boxes and another customer inspects a single card.
Review layout planning →PROJECT DELIVERABLES
Know What You Are Reviewing.
Department and fixture layout
Bring the measured site and actual merchandise into this review.
Merchandise-to-bay schedule
Check dimensions and interfaces against the selected fixture mix.
Counter and storage elevations
Record the approved version and any open decisions.
Finish, graphic and lighting direction
Include the agreed scope in the project handoff documents.
PRACTICAL BUYER QUESTIONS
Before You Approve the Layout.
Which information is most important for this store format?
Build the first fixture schedule from four inventories: singles, slabs, sealed products and accessories. Show selling stock separately from reserves, then allocate checkout, trade-in and any event seating.
How do we check whether the proposed arrangement works?
Walk the proposed plan during a simulated release-day queue. Confirm that a shopper can browse accessories while staff replenish sealed boxes and another customer inspects a single card.
Can FOCUS supply only part of this solution?
Yes. Identify the required fixtures and any retained items in your brief. The quotation will define the supplied modules, design services and delivery responsibilities.
What happens after the design is approved?
Confirm material samples, shop drawings and inspection requirements, then coordinate production, coded packing and installation handoff. Follow the complete cooperation process.
PROJECT KNOWLEDGE
From Your Store Brief to an Agreed Delivery.
Working with FOCUS
A documented cooperation process connects your store brief, quotation, design approval, manufacturing and opening-day handoff.
- Measured plan and merchandise schedule
- Named approval contacts
- Itemized quotation and exclusions
- Released drawings and sample records
- Inspection, packing and support documents
Prototype & Sample Approval
Use a representative sample to resolve fit, handling and finish questions before committing to the production batch.
- Representative sample selection
- Merchandise fit test
- Open-point register
- Signed approval baseline
Export Packing & Installation Handoff
Plan protection, package codes and site assembly as part of the fixture design.
- Packing and lifting plan
- Coded parts and hardware
- Assembly drawings
- Receiving and installation responsibilities
CONTROLLED PROJECT PATH
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
DESIGN + MANUFACTURING
Factory Proof. Real Capabilities.
The same FOCUS team connects approved drawings, fabrication, trial assembly, quality control and export packing.
Explore Manufacturing
Bring Us Your Card Store.
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
Review the design package at three decision gates.
A store-design service should make the next approval clear. Separate an early concept from a coordinated fixture plan and from production drawings. This helps the buyer compare quotations and prevents an attractive image being mistaken for a complete installation package.
| Decision | Information to record | What to verify |
|---|---|---|
| Layout direction | Merchandise zones, service positions, play-space assumptions and initial fixture locations. | Agree the operating brief and identify unverified site dimensions. |
| Coordinated fixture plan | Numbered fixtures, selected options, key dimensions and interfaces. | Check doors, queues, replenishment and occupied chairs. |
| Production handoff | Approved drawing revisions, materials, sample decisions and packing scope. | Confirm which local trades and site approvals are outside supply. |
Use this review sequence.
- Give the team one measured plan with a revision name and photographs that match it.
- Review a busy-store scenario with customers browsing, trades arriving and play tables occupied.
- Record open decisions and the person responsible for each one. Do not use a rendering as evidence that local requirements are satisfied.
- Ask the quotation to identify design deliverables, revisions, samples and excluded work before accepting a scope.
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.