Furniture

Product: Kid Stuf frames
Number of displays: More than 5,000
P-O-P company: Display Marketing, New York
Distribution: Frame shops
Introduction: September 1998
Duration: Permanent
Construction: Sintra foamboard
Display set-up: Retail staff
FrameMica has gone back into production for a second 5,000-unit run of its Kid Stuf display following strong retailer response. The company has found that frame shops use it as a tool at the framing table to help customers select the proper color choice for their artwork.

Tenneco Packaging
Corning Consumer Products Co.

Product: Village brand EasyUps Big Border wallpaper borders
P-O-P companies: Robert S. DeCruchy Inc. (design), Garden City, N.Y.; Display Components Manufacturing Co. (manufacture), West Babylon, N.Y.
Distribution: Home centers and specialty wallcovering stores
Introduction: May 1998
Duration: Temporary
Construction: Wire framing
The Big Border display from FSC Wallcoverings provides colorful impact in a small footprint. The line features several styles of borders and was designed to appeal to kids.

Universal Presentation Concepts
Springs Window Fashions
Comments: A key to the success of this display was manufacturing the vacuum-formed "body" in-house and designing the motorized blind's cavities to assemble in two parts. An interactive remote control, a backlit header and a push-button voice module provide information to customers.

Global Creations LLC
D.W. Wallpaper Co.

Longview Fibre Co.
Gardner Equipment
Comments: The objective of this project was to design a package that would show the unique features of the product. Litho lamination was required to show the complexity and detail of the images. The cut-out front panel enables the consumer to see and touch the product.

KCS Industries Inc.
The Integer Group