Sunglass Display Cases

Use a clear, organised presentation that makes frames easy to browse while supporting the wider optical environment. Glass-top cabinets can showcase frames with integrated storage, while wall-mounted displays and feature boxes create branded focal points. Finish selection, placement, open or enclosed storage and coordinated signage can help create a curated shopping experience.

The collection includes freestanding floor-standing cabinets, wall-mounted display cabinets, open wall displays, sliding-door cabinets and feature boxes. Product configurations include glass tops, cabinet doors, drawers, adjustable shelving, velvet display trays and LED lighting on selected models. This range supports both visible merchandising and organised backstock storage.

Yes. The listed products are designed for optical retail eyewear display, sunglasses merchandising, frame showcases and commercial retail storage. Several models are also identified for optical practices, vision care offices, premium brand presentation and backstock storage, allowing retailers to combine customer-facing display with practical organisation.

Yes. The collection includes wall-mounted options such as the Cedros Display Cabinet, La Jolla Display, Palomar Sliding Door Cabinets and Vista Feature Box. Depending on the model, wall-mounted configurations provide open display, cabinet storage, sliding doors, feature presentation or integrated LED lighting.

Custom and multiple finish options are available on selected products. Listed choices include laminate, wood-texture and metallic finishes, with some products specifying options such as black, white, silver, gold and brass. Finish availability varies by model, so the appropriate configuration should be confirmed during the enquiry process.

Several products combine display and storage. The Leucadia cabinet includes storage drawers and a velvet display tray, while the Balboa cabinet includes a display drawer and adjustable shelves. Cedros and Palomar provide cabinet or sliding-door storage, while some open displays are intended primarily for visible merchandising without additional storage.