Displays & Signs

Display for Sports Fantasy Contracts might be called "Sports Fan's Wish Fulfillment Center."

Customers can try shower head settings on display without disturbing packages.

"Fire Safety Center" is topped by educational header and samples of First Alert smoke and fire detectors and fire extinguishers.

Shelf display that takes up no more space than a boxed product, graphically illustrates how the new PowerLifter appliance works.

Where you stand determines what you see in this Lund display. Three different images of truck accessories are "projected" by the vertical blind-like panels on the front, two visible from right and left sides and a third from facing the display.

Display 2000 uses modular wire units, three-color packaging, and full-color photographs to gain consumer attention while giving retailers maximum flexibility.

A spinner display is one of free-standing displays that can be tailored to individual stores' needs and tastes. Survival rates of such displays are a problem.

Gift centers, like this one, consist of several P-O-P fixtures, and are arranged and plan-o-grammed for individual department stores by Isotoner. Company tries to locate the centers, or "outposts," in high traffic areas but away from the core department.

Header of countertop display suggests content of SI issue offered in adidas promotion.

"Bringing the great outdoors indoors" is the concept behind Timberland's new display for its boots. Some elements of the 100 sq. ft. area help explain technical features of the products while others let shoppers test the boots on their feet.