Vitrinas para tiendas de armas

This gun store display cases project was produced for a firearm retailer trading from a mall unit in the United States in 2023. The shop needed to look like a modern tech retailer rather than a traditional sporting-goods store, with bright glazed cases, a branded service desk, and a layout that keeps the display stock locked while letting customers see the full range from the concourse.

The store was fitted with two double-sided glass display towers at 2.4 m wide with three shelf levels and lockable lower cabinets, two wall display cases of roughly 2.4 m each with sliding rear access, one 3 m TECH DESK service counter with a red logo fascia and a white lacquer body, four white base cabinets carrying the wall cases, and two illuminated header panels with the retailer’s shield mark.

The design is high-contrast and bright: white lacquer bodies, black frame edges and red signature graphics, with glass on every display face so the stock is visible but never reachable from the aisle. The two towers stand at the entrance corners and act as beacons, the wall cases run along the back, and the service desk sits between them so staff can move from transaction to display without leaving the counter. LED strips run under each shelf and along the plinth, which lifts the white cabinets off the floor and makes the store read cleanly against the mall lighting.

Cases ship fully assembled with glass, shelves, locks and LED fitted; the service desk arrives in two sections with the logo fascia pre-wired. On site the crew levels the base cabinets, sets the towers, joins the wall cases to the back run, and connects the shelf lighting, plinth lighting and header panels to separate circuits. Every lock is tested at handover, and the glass is packed in ply crates with edge protection for transport.

Customization includes case width and height, shelf count, glass thickness, frame colour, logo fascia artwork, counter length and the lock specification required by the retailer.