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A cell phone store display fixtures package built for a handset retailer in the United Kingdom, over an estimated 80 to 130 square metres of high street unit. The store carries three kinds of stock at once — demo handsets, boxed devices and a deep accessory range — and the fixtures were laid out to keep those three apart without splitting the shop into corridors.

The signature move is the arched bay. A row of arched openings in the back wall forms lit shelf pockets, each with its own concealed LED, so handsets sit in a shaped negative rather than on a flat shelf. The arch repeats at different widths along the wall, which gives the room a rhythm and makes the wall readable from the doorway.

The accessory zone is deliberately dense: stainless hook rails run across laminated panels, carrying rows of boxed accessories in a tight grid, with glass counter tops below for the products a customer wants in hand. Above, backlit graphic panels give the wall its colour without relying on the product packaging.

In the middle of the floor a single island counter takes the demo phones — trapezoid footprint, wood carcass, glass top with sloped acrylic trays — with a mirror-finish panel behind it that doubles the perceived depth of the room. Below the glass, lockable drawers hold boxed stock so the salesperson never leaves the customer to fetch a case.

Production followed the usual factory sequence: approved drawings before cutting, a pre-production sample in seven to ten days, custom casework in thirty to forty-five days, and KD flat-pack or assembled shipping from Guangzhou with spare parts and reorder support after handover.