Structural design
Our structural designers prototype and load-test the display so it holds the product, ships without damage, and sets in seconds on the floor.
A display has to do three things that fight each other: hold the product without buckling, survive shipping without damage, and set up in seconds on a busy floor. Get any one wrong and the promo suffers, a unit that collapses mid-campaign, arrives crushed, or needs a manual nobody reads. Our structural designers prototype and load-test every display so all three hold, and we put a physical prototype in your hands before a production run commits.
This is the part a broker can't do, because they don't have the engineers or the presses, they reorder a stock unit and hope. We design the structure to your specific product weight and dimensions, test it under load, refine the dieline, and only then print at scale. The result is a display engineered to perform in the real world: stable under product, intact off the truck, and tool-free on the floor, proven on a sample, not promised on a render.
Frequently asked questions
- Do you load-test the display before production?
- Yes, we prototype and load-test for your product weight so it holds up, ships intact, and sets fast.
- Will I see a physical prototype first?
- Yes, a physical prototype is in your hands before any production run commits.
- Can you design around an awkward or heavy product?
- That's the point of structural design, we engineer to your specific weight and dimensions, not a stock unit.
- Why does in-house engineering matter?
- We have the designers and presses to test and refine, then print at scale, a broker just reorders a stock unit and hopes.
Start your project
Tell us what you're building. A specialist will reply within one business day with questions, a rough estimate, or samples on the way.