BENSON PROJECT KNOWLEDGE
Choose the layout from the stock, customer journey and daily staff work before fixing the cabinet count.
Keep the entrance readable and give shoppers room to understand the departments. Place a selected release or feature display where it can be seen without blocking arrivals. Check sightlines at the actual height of the proposed fixtures.
A grid can make a dense, repeatable assortment easier to navigate. A loop can connect departments in a deliberate order. A free-flow or boutique layout can give premium collectibles more space. Compare each option using the same fixture schedule and occupied play area.
Mark browsing, assisted viewing, checkout and event queues. Then draw the route for replenishment, incoming trade-ins and reserve stock. A wall of attractive cards is less useful if opening a rear door blocks the only staff route.
Record columns, door swings, ceiling height, wall construction and service points. Show powered islands and demonstration stations on the electrical coordination plan. Confirm site clearances and installation responsibilities with the local project team.
A documented cooperation process connects your store brief, quotation, design approval, manufacturing and opening-day handoff.
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Use a clear hierarchy for new releases, premium cards, everyday stock and complementary accessories.
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Match the structure, visible finish and cleaning requirements to the way each display will be used.
Read the process →Share the cabinet type, dimensions, card formats and quantity. We will review display, reserve storage and combination requirements for your quotation.