by Ceri | Jun 28, 2011 | Display stands
Display Units Sell Products
There are many advantages to using display units to sell your products and one of the most obvious is that they are totally mobile; simply pack up the unit and move it to a new venue or show whenever it is needed there. These merchandising units also act as mini shop fronts and can be parked in a shopping centre where you do not have an actual shop – usually at a far lower fee than renting shop space. Just keep in mind that shopping centres may have rules pertaining to the style, size and type of display units you may use.
Security
Most of the time, display units are manned by a single person; so the unit should be designed to offer the best possible security. Typically, these units are wheeled for easily moving them around, but they can also be secured to the floor. Usually, all the lids and surfaces can flip closed and locked to form a secured unit when unattended or when closed for business. Products can also be displayed behind transparent perspex or glass windows to discourage theft.
Configurations
Display units are offered in several configurations, depending on what you want to use them for, and what the shopping centre’s regulations may prescribe. The height and number of shelves differ and the unit can incorporate several lockable storage spaces too, for stowing stock. There is a specific area where the minder of the unit will reside, with a special space for the cash register.
The near side of the display units where the minder sits may be open, but the far side may be closed up by the aforementioned windows for security reasons. This is because one person cannot always keep an eye on people on the far side of the unit, especially when there are many people around.
If you are looking for display units for shopping centres or trade fairs, contact us.
by Ceri | Jun 28, 2011 | Display stands
Display Your Merchandise Effectively And Economically
How do you display merchandise and advertise your brand at trade fairs and shows? Are you sure that your brand is getting the best possible exposure through an effective display stand or merchandising unit? You had better speak to the experts who can supply you with an entire display infrastructure that is both modular and expandable for every type of display.
Show Stands
When you display merchandise at a trade fair or show, the layout and size of the stand may depend heavily on the rules of the show organisers. Often, all the display stands are depressingly similar cubicles and you have to rely on the extra elements at your disposal to distinguish your stand from the rest. To this end, your choice of furniture, marketing media and banners may greatly increase the visual impact of your display.
Colour plays an important role when you display merchandise and you should incorporate your corporate colours in an effective and eye-catching way and your banners should compliment these. Roll-up banners are especially effective and because they roll up into a tube, they are very easy to carry and transport. Many different sizes are offered, up to 1.5 m wide and 2.1 m high, making for a high-impact assault on the senses that can be seen from afar, yet uses little horizontal floor space.
Display Merchandise In Mobile Merchandising Units
Mobile merchandising units are very useful for displaying your wares at shopping centres or elsewhere where you want a presence without necessarily opting for a permanent premises. They are offered in many different designs too, incorporating spaces for displaying products behind transparent and safe perspex windows and with storage space for extra stock.
Talk to the professionals today if you want a comprehensive, top quality and effective way to display merchandise and advertise your brand. For more information, contact us.
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by Ceri | Feb 24, 2011 | Display stands
When thinking of point of display stands you may imagine magazine and brochure stands. Although certainly fitting of the profile, they are not the only types of point of display stands. Some of the other types of POP displays which you will find through Scan Display are that of cap stands, DVD screens, floor stands, sign systems, counter displays, ticket holders, pop-up banners and roll-ups, flags and teardrop banners. In addition you may want to consider a desk or two, some overhead displays and then poster stands, frames, and presentation boards. We provide from portable types of displays to custom stands, and modular exhibition display stands. The types of POP displays selected will depend on the space available, mobility required, and the type of exhibit for which you will need such displays.
by Ceri | Jan 30, 2011 | Display stands, Printing
Advertising Display Printing Considerations
Before spending your marketing dollar on advertising display printing, plan ahead. You need to ask a few questions first to ensure that the advertising display printing costs will not go to waste. Consider the demographics of your market and how much your users spend on the specific product you are selling. When it comes to the actual printing remember that you don’t want to overload the medium. Be clear with the message and also try to get a feel of how the viewer experiences the printed item by asking a few people to review the printed medium. Make use of images that make sense ensuring that the message will get across.
by Ceri | Sep 16, 2010 | Display stands
The Many Brochure Display Systems
When next you visit an exhibition or trade show take note at how many different types of brochures are on display. Today brochures come in a variety of formats, shapes and sizes. This can make the display of the marketing material challenging, especially if the business has a variety of different brochures for different products on display. There are a variety of different brochure display systems that are specifically designed to cope with this bewildering array of brochures. The challenge is to select the brochure display system that will best suit your marketing needs, while being both easy to set up and break down.
For all your brochure display needs and advice on which system is best for you contact us.
by Ceri | Jul 29, 2009 | Custom stands, Display stands, Exhibitions
These rental or purchase exhibits are fabricated from a variety of materials, based upon the design and needs of the exhibitor. These exhibits often incorporate hard wall panels to create rooms and separated spaces, stages, large metal structures, display and workstations, and other display components. Custom exhibits cannot normally be set up by the exhibitor without utilizing the services of an on site labour source (show general contractor, or a labour contractor approved through show management). Large companies often buy a custom exhibit to be used at different shows in different countries all over the world – a concept similar to the set of sound and stage equipment that accompanies world famous music groups on their tours around the world. Rules for construction of custom exhibits vary from country to country and even show hall to show hall.
