Counter Displays
Printed cardboard units that ship flat, fold up in the shop, and hold your product where the customer is already standing.
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A shipping carton is designed to survive a journey and then be thrown away. A display is designed to sit in front of a customer for weeks. That changes what matters: the print has to be clean, the shape has to present the product, and it has to stay upright when it is half empty — which is when most cheap displays start to sag.
What to send us
- The product and its dimensions
- How many units the display should hold
- Whether it sits on a counter or a shelf
- Artwork, and how many colours it uses
- How many displays you need, and whether it is a one-off campaign or a repeat
If you are running a promotion with a fixed end date, tell us the date. It changes what is worth spending on the board and the print.
Common questions
What is a counter display unit?
A printed cardboard unit that sits on a shop counter or shelf and holds stock at the point of sale. It arrives flat, folds up in the shop, and does the job of a small display stand without the cost of a permanent fixture.
How is it different from a normal box?
It is designed to be looked at rather than shipped. That means heavier printing, a shape that presents the product, and enough rigidity to stay upright when it is half empty — which is when most displays start to sag.
Do they ship flat?
Yes. They are supplied flat and assembled in the shop, which keeps freight cost down and means a retailer can store them until needed.
What do you need to quote one?
The product it holds and its dimensions, how many units the display should hold, whether it sits on a counter or a shelf, and your artwork with the number of colours.
Tell us what you need to pack
Every job is specified for one customer, so price depends on size, board, quantity and print. Describe the product and we will quote it.
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