Custom Retail Display Solutions

TC Display focuses on small and mid-size custom retail displays, including countertop displays, compact floor-standing displays, shelf and small wall-mounted displays, product stands and risers, display cases and enclosures, POS / POP displays, illuminated displays and mixed-material builds.

Our focus is small and mid-size custom display projects rather than large shopfitting, full-store cabinetry, heavy permanent fixtures or complete store fit-outs.

Yes. A project can start with a sketch, reference image, drawing or existing concept. We can review product fit, structure, materials, branding, lighting, assembly and production requirements as the display is developed.

Useful information includes product dimensions and approximate weight, intended retail placement, target display size, expected quantity, drawings or reference images, branding files, preferred materials and required timing. If some details are not final, send what you already have and identify what is still open.

Depending on the project, displays can use acrylic, metal, wood or MDF, PVC, PETG and other suitable plastics, and glass where appropriate. Printed branding and LED lighting can also be integrated, and different materials can be combined when the structure or presentation benefits from it.

Yes. Prototyping and sampling can be used to review dimensions, product fit, structure, finish, graphics, assembly and lighting before larger production quantities are finalized. The specific validation points depend on the project.

Cost is influenced by display size, materials, part count, structural complexity, printing and finishing, lighting or hardware, production quantity, assembly and packaging. Providing a clear project brief makes it easier to evaluate the right production approach and quote the same scope accurately.

The practical minimum order quantity depends on the display size, materials, fabrication method, complexity and packaging requirements. Share your target quantity and project details so the appropriate production range can be reviewed for the specific design.

Timing depends on design complexity, prototype requirements, material availability, approval rounds, production quantity, finishing, assembly and packaging. The project schedule should be confirmed against the final design and approval status rather than assumed from a generic lead time.

Depending on the project, checks can cover material appearance, dimensions, first articles, product fit, print alignment, assembly, lighting and packaging. Packaging is planned around surface protection, component separation, assembly condition and shipment requirements.