BENSON BUYER GUIDE · Fixture selection

Upright or Flat Card Presentation?

Upright and flatter arrangements solve different viewing and handling tasks. Compare the card face, label visibility and staff retrieval from the positions that will actually be used in the store.

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Start with the actual requirement

Upright and flatter arrangements solve different viewing and handling tasks. Compare the card face, label visibility and staff retrieval from the positions that will actually be used in the store.

Record the measured condition.
Confirm the selected configuration.
Attach the agreed drawing or sample reference.

Start with the actual requirement planning reference — Illustrative fixture reference. Review actual dimensions and merchandise before approval.

Create a review record

Use the same merchandise and conditions throughout the review. Keep each measurement or decision linked to the specific fixture and drawing revision.

Card orientation: Record the actual value, condition or selected option. Identify any item that still needs confirmation.
Viewing height and distance: Record the actual value, condition or selected option. Identify any item that still needs confirmation.
Tilt and retaining edge: Record the actual value, condition or selected option. Identify any item that still needs confirmation.

Create a review record planning reference — Illustrative fixture reference. Review actual dimensions and merchandise before approval.

Work through the review

Use the same set of holders for both arrangements. View the display from the customer side, then remove a card from the middle and each edge. Consider whether a flatter row consumes additional depth or whether an upright row hides the grading label behind its support.

Record the measured condition.
Confirm the selected configuration.
Attach the agreed drawing or sample reference.

Work through the review planning reference — Owner-supplied factory reference.

BENSON configuration details

For this BENSON fixture selection, record the cabinet dimensions, usable display area, holder sizes, shelves, lighting and access. Use the selected cabinet layout and merchandise samples to define the configuration for your order.

Use the same option and assembly scope in competing quotations.
Confirm actual merchandise fit and the drawing revision.
Read the complete sample and calculation notes at /resources#fixture-market-study.

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Use a glass counter for assisted card viewing where customers browse from the sales side and staff control retrieval. Decide which faces need a clear view and where supporting shelves or reserve storage should sit.

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Wall Systems · BENSON-TCG-004

Card Shop Wall Display Systems

An inclined wall arrangement can improve the view of cards in selected rows, but the projecting base and upper viewing positions need separate checks. Compare the footprint with the actual aisle conditions.

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PROJECT KNOWLEDGE

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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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