Smoke Shop Display Cases

A smoke shop display cases programme delivered to a Canadian retailer in 2022, arranged as a supermarket-style gondola run with a long glass counter in front. The store trades on volume, so the fixtures had to hold dense facings and still let staff restock from the aisle side without stepping behind the counter.

The gondola is the backbone. White perforated back panels take standard slatwall accessories, which means the retailer can add hooks, shelves and bins from local supply without touching the cabinet. Black shelf decks sit on adjustable brackets, and a black header caps the run so the top line stays straight over a long elevation.

In front, the counter is a continuous glass case with a white carcass and a black reveal at the base, broken into three-metre modules with stainless joint strips. Each module lifts off its plinth for cleaning, and the glass is single-pane tempered rather than laminated so the case stays light enough to move with two people.

Finishes repeat across both elements — white board, black metal, clear glass — and the only colour is in the product. That restraint is what makes a long run read as one fixture instead of twenty.

Production ran on the standard cycle: approved drawings, pre-production sample in seven to ten days, custom casework in thirty to forty-five days, then flat-packed crating from Guangzhou with a bay-by-bay assembly plan and a spare parts kit.