Premium slabs and singles
Use lockable cabinets and assisted-sales counters where staff can identify, retrieve and return cards without crossing the customer queue.
Explore this option →Trading Card Store Fixtures & Complete Shopfitting
Plan a complete card-store fixture package: slab cabinets, singles counters, sealed-product shelving, storage and play tables. Compare scope and prepare a clear quotation brief.
Start with the merchandise schedule and measured floor plan, then buy the fixtures as one coordinated package. Separate the quantities needed for visible stock, reserve inventory, staff service and play space before comparing finishes or supplier quotations.
Build one fixture schedule, then compare the complete scope.
For an owner opening, relocating or refitting a card shop, the useful output is a numbered list of fixtures tied to the plan. A cabinet photograph alone does not establish the quantities, connected counter lengths or delivery work your store needs.
Sealed releases and accessories
Allocate facings by actual box, tin and hanging-pack sizes. Show reserve stock separately so selling shelves are not sized as the entire stockroom.
Explore this option →Checkout and incoming trades
Coordinate POS, trade inspection, temporary holding and staff access as distinct work positions along the counter run.
Explore this option →Retail and organized play
Set the play-space target using actual tables, occupied chairs and local project requirements; then check that retail and replenishment still work during events.
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-01 · Trading Card Display Counter1200 × 550 × 950 mmSingles, top loaders and graded cardsConfirm holder fit, access and usable display height
TC-11 · Wall Trading Card Display Cabinet1200 × 400 × 2200 mmGraded cards, boxed cards and collectiblesValidate shelf load and anti-tip attachment
TC-19 · Sealed TCG Product Shelving1000 × 400 × 2200 mmBooster boxes, gift boxes and sealed releasesConfirm the heaviest fully loaded shelf and box depth
TC-24 · TCG Play Table1800 × 900 × 750 mmIn-store games and eventsDetermine player count using actual mats and chair spacing
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.
What to put in the package comparison
- Fixture numbers, quantities, dimensions and finish references linked to a plan revision.
- Display fittings, glazing, locks, lighting and reserve-storage options specified per fixture.
- Drawings, samples, inspection records and packing information included in the agreed supply scope.
- Freight terms, destination handling, assembly and installation responsibilities listed separately.
Send the information that changes the specification.
InputWhat to provideDecision supported
Measured site planDoors, columns, services, clear heights and photographs, with all dimensions in one unit.Fix the usable footprint and the route by which each fixture reaches its position.
Merchandise scheduleSlab formats, singles trays, sealed boxes and accessories, plus intended visible quantities.Select the display type before deciding how many identical modules to order.
Operating planStaff positions, incoming trades, checkout, replenishment and intended event use.Expose conflicts between door openings, queues, seated activity and stock movement.
Quantity and destinationOne store or a rollout, delivery city/country, opening target and receiving conditions.Separate the factory supply package from shipment and on-site work.
Budget and exclusionsYour allocation and must-have functions; identify existing equipment to retain.Compare equivalent scopes rather than a low cabinet-only number with a complete package.
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.
- Number the wall bays, counters, islands and storage units on the same plan and quotation.
- Check the staff aisle with doors and drawers open, not only with the shop empty.
- Review a representative holder, sealed box and accessory pack against the chosen fittings.
- Agree packing labels and the sequence of assembly before production release.
Questions buyers ask before ordering.
Can I start with a few cabinets and expand later?
Yes, send the first-stage quantities and the intended future layout. Agree module interfaces, finish references and replacement fittings before treating the first order as a repeatable system. Minimum quantities and setup costs require a written quotation.
What determines the cost of a complete fixture package?
Cabinet sizes and quantities, construction, glazing, locks, lighting, finish, samples, packaging and service scope drive the quote. Freight, local charges and installation must be identified separately; this page does not offer a fixed store price.
Are the store images completed customer projects?
The card-store visuals are concept and design references. Review the separate manufacturing and company-photo pages for company-supplied evidence, and ask for records relevant to your proposed materials and order.
Is store design included with every order?
The design stage, drawing deliverables, revision scope and any charges must be stated in the proposal. A request for a quotation does not by itself confirm a full design or installation contract.
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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View SystemCONTROLLED 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
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
Compare the fixture package by numbered line items.
A complete-shop quotation is easier to review when it follows the plan. Use one numbered schedule for wall bays, counters, islands, storage and play furniture. This exposes missing quantities and makes it possible to compare a base specification with optional upgrades.
| Decision | Information to record | What to verify |
|---|---|---|
| Required fixtures | List item number, location, overall size and quantity. | Each item should appear on the same plan revision. |
| Chosen options | Identify locks, lighting, glazing, drawers and adjustable fittings per item. | Avoid a single finish note that hides functional differences. |
| Project services | Separate design, sample, packing, shipment and on-site scope. | Show assumptions and exclusions alongside the relevant cost line. |
Use this review sequence.
- Mark the numbered fixtures on a plan and reconcile every number with the quotation.
- Check that reserve storage and staff furniture are not accidentally counted as customer-facing display capacity.
- Request an alternate only where the changed configuration is clear; keep the quantities and destination the same.
- Record the approved revision and the open decisions before placing an order. Changes to site information or merchandise can change the required fixture package.
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.