Displays & Signs

Client: Ogio International Inc., Bluffdale, Utah
Introduction: September 2002
Number of displays: 20
Construction: Aluminum, steel, ABS, MDF
Distribution: Stores in Karstadt, Germany
P-O-P company: NIR Inc., Portland, Ore.
Comments: Ogio designed this floorstand display in a way that allows it to be used on slatwall as part of a concept shop program. As a floorstand, the unit focuses on one bag and its technical features. Additional bags can be used to surround the display.

Client: Acushnet Co., Fairhaven, Mass.
Introduction: 2002
Number of displays: Thousands
Construction: Acrylic, styrene, melamine, HPL, screenprinting
Distribution: On-course pro shops and off-course golf stores
P-O-P company: PCL, Lincoln, R.I.
Comments: A rolling freestanding display and a set of countertop displays were included in a new display program to help push the Pinnacle golf ball to a larger segment of the golf ball market.

Client: VTech Electronics of North America LLC, Glenview, Ill.
Size of Run: 1,000
Production Date: September 2002
Producer: Design Phase Inc., Northbrook, Ill.
Division: Temporary, Toys and Accessories
Comments: Shipped as a prepack display to Staples stores, this unit set up in seconds. Retail staff merely unpacked the display and attached the two-sided header. All 500 displays sold-through during the Christmas season.

Client: Jim Beam Brands Worldwide, Deerfield, Ill.
Size of Run: 980
Production Date: March 2002
Producer: United Displaycraft, Des Plaines, Ill.
Division: Permanent, Liquor: Cordials and Wines
Comments: Interchangeable signage on this floorstand allows the piece to merchandise three different wines: Barwang, Canyon Road and Geyser Peak. The display increased sales by 18%, according to the contest entry form.

Client: Armstrong Wood Products/Bruce Hardwood Floors
Size of Run: 3,100
Production Date: December 2001
Producer: Harbor Industries Inc., Grand Haven, Mich.
Division: Permanent, Home and Garden: Home Furnishings
Comments: The Bruce Hardwood Vista display tripled the product count within the same footprint as a prior display. The display system allows the retailer to change product in and out.

Client: Madden Communications, Wood Dale, Ill.
Size of Run: 800
Producer: Henschel-Steinau Inc., Englewood, N.J.
Division: Semipermanent, Grocery and General Merchandise: Containerized Foods
Comments: The graphics on this display provide thematic continuity by matching the product packaging. The display merchandizes eight shelves of premium-priced coffee and costs under $100.