Displays & Signs

Client: Maytag, Newton, Iowa
Producer: Performance Display, Urbandale, Iowa
Comments: This display showed the entire product line in a unique, cost-effective fashion. Easy-to-read graphics highlighted features of the individual Maytag units.

Client: Handleman Entertainment Resources, Troy, Mich.
Introduction: July 2002
Number of displays: 228
Construction: Plastic, metal, wood, 13-inch LCD touchscreen, speakers
Distribution: Meijer stores
P-O-P company: Harbor Industries Inc., Grand Haven, Mich.
Comments: Through the use of this touchscreen LCD display with speakers, consumers were able to listen to newly released music titles and watch snippets of video titles.

Client: Anheuser-Busch, St. Louis
Producer: Baird Display Inc., West Allis, Wis.
Comments: As a new product launch, A-B used this display to promote brand awareness. By over-sizing the display in the shape of the product, it stands out in beverage areas.

Client: Hoberman Designs Inc., New York
Introduction: May 2002
Number of displays: 5,000
Construction: Printed two-sided white SBS board with film lamination on both sides
Distribution: Toy stores and specialty shops
P-O-P company: CREW Design Inc., Kent, Conn.

Client: North Star Music, East Greenwich, R.I.
Introduction: February 2003
Number of displays: 100
Construction: Laminate, acrylic, styrene, fully-integrated sound system
Distribution: Gift shops and bookstores
P-O-P company: Custom Design Inc., North Kingstown, R.I.
Comments: Due to the display's small footprint, this consumer listening station rolled out to more stores than expected. The station also carries a high product count.

Client: Skechers USA, Manhattan Beach, Calif.
Producer: United Displaycraft, Des Plaines, Ill.
Comments: A variety of displays and configurations were created in this display program to allow retailers to use multiple displays or use a display that better fit its environment. Tabletop and slatwall displays could be used by small, independent retailers while the large floor display could be used by high-volume stores.

Client: Sargento Foods Inc., Plymouth, Wis.
Product: Cheese snacks
Size of run: 25,000
Distribution: Supermarkets, drug stores
Introduction: June 2003
Duration: Permanent
Construction/Materials: Injection-molded plastic
Dimensions (H x W x D): 5" x 9" x 22"
Weight: 7 pounds fully loaded
Producer: Visual Marketing Inc., Chicago

Client: The Integer Group, Golden, Colo.
Producer: Grimm Industries Inc., Fairview, Pa.
Comments: An actual Keystone Light can, spring-loaded and made top heavy, is used on this variation of the "take-a-penny/leave-a-penny" counter display. When a penny is placed or removed from the tray, the can bobbles. The unique display is a high-impact piece that costs under $10 and garnered 100% placement in the field.