Booster Pack & Sealed Product Display Walls — related design reference 1

Cabinet design display

Wall Systems · BENSON-TCG-003

Booster Pack & Sealed Product Display Walls

Organize booster packs into clear rows or bays suited to their packaging and selling method. Agree whether packs are faced, hung, contained in bins or sold from boxes before deciding shelf geometry.

Supplied visual reference from the current image library. Image appearance does not verify the dimensions, equipment or configuration of this system.

BEST FIT

TCG shops with frequent releases and changing sealed-product ranges — review the actual merchandise and available footprint

  • Actual card or package measurements
  • Clear display and reserve-stock requirements
  • Access, shelves, locks and lighting review
  • Quantity, configuration and delivery scope
FIXTURE MODEL / DEVELOPMENT SPECIFICATIONS

Dimensions, Materials & Configuration.

Suggested development configurations from the supplied V1 workbook. Dimensions are L × D × H in mm; inch values are converted. Use these development formats to prepare your configuration brief.

TC-18 · Shelving

Booster Pack Slatwall Display

1000 × 350 × 2200 mm39.4 × 13.8 × 86.6 in
Suggested custom range (mm)
L900–1200 / D300–450 / H2000–2400
Structure
18mm slatwall with aluminum inserts or metal pegboard
Glass / panel
No glass; optional locked cover
Interior & access
Initial hook length 150–250mm. Open display; optional locked base cabinet.
Lighting
Top or shelf-front LEDs
Before approval
Measure packaging hole position before setting hook spacing
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TC-19 · Shelving

Sealed TCG Product Shelving

1000 × 400 × 2200 mm39.4 × 15.7 × 86.6 in
Suggested custom range (mm)
L900–1200 / D350–500 / H2000–2400
Structure
18mm panel shelves with steel supports or metal shelves
Glass / panel
No glass
Interior & access
4–6 levels; initial clear spacing 250–450mm. Open access or optional locking doors.
Lighting
Optional LED per shelf
Before approval
Confirm the heaviest fully loaded shelf and box depth
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Source: Trading Card Fixture Specifications V1.xlsx, “Fixture Models”, rows 6–29. All 24 proposed formats · Materials, holder fit and specification notes

BEFORE YOU ORDER

Define the Details That Matter.

These are specification inputs for a custom fixture, not fixed stock dimensions. Confirm the final configuration in your approved drawings.

01

Pack format

Record loose packs, display boxes and hanging packaging separately.

02

Customer access

Choose open selection or staff-assisted access according to the merchandise and store operation.

03

Restock depth

Separate the visible sales quantity from the stock behind each facing.

04

Quantity and included options

List unit quantities, the selected access and storage arrangement, finish reference and destination. Distinguish included components from requested options.

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.

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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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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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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CUSTOMIZATION & APPROVAL

One Approved Specification.

Materials & finish

Coordinate metal, wood, glazing and approved color samples with the store identity.

Lighting & access

Review the viewing conditions, lock arrangement and component service access.

Sample & inspection

Confirm holder fit, dimensions and the agreed quality evidence before release.

Packing & delivery

Agree assembly state, labels, handling and destination responsibilities.

PRODUCT QUESTIONS

Confirm Before You Commit.

What establishes the size and card fit?

Use the largest holder or package, its display orientation and the required handling clearance. Record external dimensions separately from clear usable space, then confirm the layout on the drawing.

What should I send for a configuration quote?

Reference BENSON-TCG-003 and send the quantity, available dimensions, card or box formats, access, shelves, lighting, locks and destination. The image is a configuration reference, not a fixed-stock specification.

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CONNECTED STORE SOLUTIONS

See It in the Store Plan.

Card Display Fixture Combinations
BENSON / BUYER KNOWLEDGE

Know your fixture.
Choose with confidence.

Practical guidance for the details behind your cabinet purchase.

YOUR PRODUCT GUIDE
Booster & Sealed Walls — cabinet buying guide

Booster & Sealed Walls buying guides

Explore dimensions, configuration choices and ordering details for this fixture system.

PlanningSpecificationsProcurement
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PROJECT KNOWLEDGE

Specify, Approve and Maintain Your Fixture.

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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PEOPLE / PROCESS / PROJECT DELIVERY

From Product Brief to Inspection.

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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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Trial Assembly and Fixture Integration — company photo 1

Trial Assembly and Fixture Integration

Assembled display runs make it possible to review interfaces, alignment and lighting before packing.

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Inspection and Installation Checks — company photo 1

Inspection and Installation Checks

Hands-on fixture checks connect the finished assembly with the dimensions and details agreed for the project.

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RELATED SYSTEMS

Build a Coordinated Fixture Mix.

Card Shop Wall Display Systems — design reference
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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Card Accessory Retail Shelving — design reference
Wall Systems · BENSON-TCG-007

Card Accessory Retail Shelving

Help buyers compare sleeves, deck boxes, binders and other card accessories with a shelving arrangement matched to their packaging. Plan the visible categories and the replenishment stock independently.

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YOUR SELECTED SYSTEM

Let’s Specify Your Booster & Sealed Walls.

Include your actual card or packaging dimensions, quantity and destination. Reference BENSON-TCG-003 when you contact the team.

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