Supplied design reference · not a verified installation or tested specification.
Make sleeves, deck boxes, binders and playmats easy to compare with adjustable shelf layouts and clear category labels.
Supplied visual reference from the current image library. Image appearance does not verify the dimensions, equipment or configuration of this system.
Attach-on purchases, player essentials and accessory departments
Suggested development configurations from the supplied V1 workbook. Dimensions are L × D × H in mm; inch values are converted. These model codes and values are proposals, not verified production SKUs or guaranteed performance.
Source: Trading Card Fixture Specifications V1.xlsx, “Fixture Models”, rows 6–29. All 24 proposed formats · Materials, holder fit and specification notes
These are specification inputs for a custom fixture, not fixed stock dimensions. Confirm the final configuration in your approved drawings.
Provide binder heights, deck-box sizes and hanging-product requirements.
Confirm full stock weights, spans and shelf adjustment intervals.
Choose front-facing, stacked or hanging presentation per product family.
Keep replenishment access practical for the planned number of daily restocks.
Coordinate metal, wood, glazing and approved color samples with the store identity.
Review the viewing conditions, lock arrangement and component service access.
Confirm holder fit, dimensions and the agreed quality evidence before release.
Agree assembly state, labels, handling and destination responsibilities.
Yes. Confirm the overall footprint, access side, merchandise samples and the available installation space before shop drawings are approved.
Send your floor plan, quantities, delivery market and packaging mix requirements. Photos of your actual cards, holders or packaged products help us define the display correctly.
Match the structure, visible finish and cleaning requirements to the way each display will be used.
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Use a representative sample to resolve fit, handling and finish questions before committing to the production batch.
Read the process →Make maintenance easier by retaining component details and keeping service access usable.
Read the process →Each stage produces a reviewable decision before the project moves forward.
Explore company-supplied photographs of the working environment, customer conversations and fixture preparation.
Design conversations connect floor plans, merchandise requirements and display references before detailing.
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Assembled display runs make it possible to review interfaces, alignment and lighting before packing.
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Hands-on fixture checks connect the finished assembly with the dimensions and details agreed for the project.
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Organize boosters, sealed boxes and new releases into clear game and set zones with adjustable merchandising and nearby reserve stock.
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Build a coordinated perimeter with rows for slabs and singles, category signage and storage beneath the selling area.
View SystemInclude your actual card or packaging dimensions, quantity and destination. Reference FOCUS-TCG-007 when you contact the team.