Line 03 · Print & Point of Sale
Point of sale
materials.
Displays, stands and POS/POP materials that put the product in the spotlight in store, from prototype to roll-out.
Get a quote- Brief and technical development
- Prototype and sign-off
- Production
- Logistics and installation
We produce point of sale materials for brands and agencies: floor and counter displays in board, acrylic, wood or metal, wobblers, shelf stoppers, totems, shop windows and in-store signage. We handle technical development, prototypes, series production and logistics.
Print and 3D production work as one team. One contact oversees the printed piece, the structure and the installation, from a product launch to a multi-store roll-out.
What we produce for the point of sale
- Floor displays
- Counter displays
- Wobblers and shelf stoppers
- Totems and roll-ups
- Shop windows and vinyl
- Posters and street furniture
- Gondola ends and islands
- Shelf strips
- Display packaging
- In-store launch kits
From brief to store
- 01
Brief and technical development
We work from the brand or agency concept and define materials, formats and quantities.
- 02
Prototype and sign-off
We build mock-ups and prototypes to validate structure, finishes and assembly before the series.
- 03
Production
Printing, cutting, structure and finishes, with colour and quality control at every step.
- 04
Logistics and installation
We pack, distribute and install at the point of sale, on schedule.
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Do you produce point of sale displays?
Yes. We develop and produce floor and counter displays, totems and islands in board, acrylic, wood, metal or mixed materials, with a prototype before series production.
Do you install the materials in store?
Yes. We handle packing, distribution and installation of the materials at the point of sale.
Do you work with communication agencies?
Yes. We produce from the creative concept of the agency or brand team and handle technical development and production.
What is the lead time for point of sale materials?
It depends on the material and quantities. Printed pieces can be ready in a few days; structural displays need time for prototyping and sign-off. The earlier we get the brief, the more options we have.