Trading card store concept with illuminated card walls and glass display counters

CARD DISPLAY · RESERVE STORAGE · FIXTURE CONFIGURATION

Display Your Cards.Organize Your Stock.

Plan Your Next Fixture. Explore card display counters, wall cabinets and storage configurations. Start with your card formats, available space and quantities, then discuss the details of your fixture order.

01Card Format
02Cabinet Selection
03Configuration
04Manufacturing
05Delivery Scope
FIXTURE PROCUREMENT SOLUTIONS

Start With the Fixtures You Need to Buy.

Choose the buying task within your store. Compare card presentation, cabinet structure, reserve stock and the details needed for a quotation.

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Card Display Fixture Combinations

Compare walls, counters and box shelving for an existing trading-card assortment. Use whole-store references to judge the relationship between units, then confirm a configuration schedule for your actual space.

  • Actual merchandise or equipment dimensions
  • Cabinet quantity and required access
  • Retained fixtures, configuration and destination
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INDIVIDUAL CABINETS / 12 FIXTURE DIRECTIONS

Find your next display cabinet.

Explore individual fixtures for cards, sealed products and collectibles. Select a cabinet to review fit, configuration and buying checks.

BENSON / CABINET CONFIGURATION

The details behind your display.

Plan your BENSON cabinet around usable dimensions, card-holder fit, lighting and storage. Explore the configuration library to prepare the details for your order.

External size & usable spaceStart with the footprint.

A 48 × 18 × 38 in planning envelope converts to 1219.2 × 457.2 × 965.2 mm. External dimensions include the cabinet body. Measure the clear shelf width and depth separately, then allow for doors, handles and customer circulation.

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Lighting & glassKeep the card readable.

Choose the LED position around the viewing angle. Review reflections with the intended holders, room lighting and glass. Identify driver access, wiring routes, destination voltage and replaceable components before fixing the cabinet layout.

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Card holders & display capacityCount a layout, not an outline.

Use the actual holder width, height and thickness. Allow space between holders and beneath grading labels. Multiply usable positions per row by the usable rows; for an island, calculate each face individually. Keep displayed cards and reserve stock as separate totals.

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BENSON JOURNALSTORE APPLICATIONS / 01—04

Four ways to make
space work.

A cabinet is part of the way your store works.
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STORE FORMATS

Fixture Choices for Different Buying Tasks.

Select one cabinet, improve a display area or combine several units. Check merchandise formats, reserve stock and retained fixtures before choosing the configuration.

STORE DESIGN STUDIES

See the cabinet.
Imagine the whole store.

Start with the space. Find the fixture combination that makes it work.

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DESIGN REFERENCES · CONFIGURED AROUND YOUR REQUIREMENTS

Illustrative arrangements. Cabinet dimensions and configurations are confirmed for your order.

FIXTURE PROCUREMENT PATH

From Cabinet Requirements to Delivery Review.

Confirm card fit, dimensions, options and order scope at each stage of the fixture purchase.

01IdentifyCard formats and purchase task
02MeasureExternal and usable dimensions
03ConfigureShelves, access and options
04ReviewDrawings and included scope
05ManufactureApproved configuration
06InspectFit, function and packing
07DeliverReceiving and assembly brief

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DESIGN + MANUFACTURING

Factory Proof. Real Capabilities.

The same BENSON team connects approved drawings, fabrication, trial assembly, quality control and export packing.

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PEOPLE / PROCESS / PROJECT DELIVERY

Review the Fixture Details Together.

Explore company-supplied photographs of the working environment, customer conversations and fixture preparation.

Client Visits and Showroom Walkthroughs — company photo 2

Client Visits and Showroom Walkthroughs

Meeting around physical displays makes it easier to discuss finishes, access and merchandising requirements.

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From Conversation to a Clear Brief — company photo 1

From Conversation to a Clear Brief

Design conversations connect floor plans, merchandise requirements and display references before detailing.

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Explore the Display Showroom — company photo 1

Explore the Display Showroom

Use the showroom references to compare cabinet forms, lighting arrangements and finish directions.

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BUYER RESOURCES

Measure Before You Quote.

Record the card format, clear dimensions, quantity and options so fixture quotations cover the same requirements.

What to List in a Card Fixture QuoteInternal Dimensions for Graded Card DisplaysUpright or Flat Card Presentation?View all purchasing resources
REAL BUYER QUESTIONS

Answers Before the First Call.

Can I ask about a single cabinet or a combination?

Send the cabinet type and requested quantity. BENSON will review the configuration and quotation scope for the actual order; this website does not establish a minimum quantity or stock availability.

Internal Dimensions for Graded Card Displays — what should I confirm?

Measure the holder as it will be displayed, including any sleeve or outer protection. Internal clearance must account for the retaining edge and the movement used to insert and remove the card, not just its resting position. Measure the holder as it will be displayed, including any sleeve or outer protection. Internal clearance must account for the retaining edge and the movement used to insert and remove the card, not just its resting position.

Reducing Glare in Card Display Cabinets — what should I confirm?

Review reflected light using actual holders and the intended viewing direction. A shiny slab can reflect the room lighting as well as the cabinet lights, so a change to the LED alone may not solve the issue. Review reflected light using actual holders and the intended viewing direction. A shiny slab can reflect the room lighting as well as the cabinet lights, so a change to the LED alone may not solve the issue.

Glass-Side or Solid-Side Counters: A Viewing Test — what should I confirm?

Compare glass-sided and solid-sided counters from the actual customer approach. Side visibility can support browsing, while an opaque side may suit storage, equipment or an adjoining run. Compare glass-sided and solid-sided counters from the actual customer approach. Side visibility can support browsing, while an opaque side may suit storage, equipment or an adjoining run.

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Share the cabinet type, dimensions, card formats and quantity. We will review display, reserve storage and combination requirements for your quotation.

  • Destination and available width, depth and height
  • Graded cards, singles, sealed products and accessories
  • Cabinet quantity, shelves, locks and lighting options
  • Required schedule, packing and delivery scope
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