零售店展示固定裝置

This retail store display fixtures set was engineered for a food and candy booth concept in Japan. The renders show the fixture package as it ships: a black steel frame structure with a pitched timber canopy, lattice screen walls that glow from behind, a run of backlit menu boards, and a bank of wood drawer counters that carry the product.

As a whole-store solution partner we supplied every visible element from one factory — the steel portal frame, cross-braced lattice screens, six illuminated menu lightboxes, drawer counters with adjustable dividers, a glass display case at the end bay, and the hanging signage bar above the counter line.

The material story is black against warm oak: matte powder-coated steel for the structure, oak-veneer panels for the lattice and counter fronts, and warm LED backlighting that turns the lattice into a soft light wall. Lightbox faces are printed on diffusing acrylic so food photography stays evenly lit without hotspots, which matters in a booth lit mostly from the mall ceiling.

The booth is designed as a demountable kit. Frame joints are bolted, lattice panels slot into the uprights, counters sit on levelling feet and the lighting runs on one pre-wired circuit, so a crew can build and strike it within a mall’s overnight window. Drawer counters keep stock out of sight and let staff restock from the back while serving at the front.

Customization covers overall length and bay count, lattice pattern, canopy pitch, lightbox size and artwork, counter depth, drawer configuration and the powder-coat colour.