Custom acrylic displays and retail stands

Counter displays, product stands, sign holders, boxes and lecterns made from clear and coloured acrylic. The examples show pieces cut and assembled around their purpose, with graphics where needed.

Made in: Riga, Latvia
Material: Clear and coloured acrylic
Examples: Product displays, holders, boxes and a lectern
Order size: One piece, a prototype or a series
Before production: Drawing, private 3D review and agreed quote

Wall-mounted collection boxes Collection boxes at an airport, each with its own printed panel.

White Nordic makes custom acrylic displays in Riga, Latvia for counters, shelves and other display settings. The photographs show product holders, collection boxes, tabletop stands and a lectern. Each example has a particular job, from keeping small bottles upright to presenting a book or a printed message.

A useful brief begins with what the display must hold and how someone will use it. Include the product's size, the available space and whether the object should be picked up or simply viewed. For a large representation of the product itself, explore our display models.

Counter and product displays

The counter examples include a yellow display with metal hooks and clear holders with round openings for small bottles. Wall-mounted collection boxes use printed panels to identify their purpose. These show how the supporting shape and the graphics work together. Send the actual product dimensions or a sample when asking about a holder.

Yellow acrylic counter display with printed graphics and three metal hooks — Yellow counter display with hooks A counter display with hooks for hanging products.

Holders for small bottles Two holders with rows of round holes for small bottles.

Clear acrylic letter S inside a ring, standing on a rod over a round clear base — Clear emblem on a stand A clear emblem on a rod and a round base.

Holders and stands

A slanted back, a front lip or a curved support changes how an object is presented. The photographs include an L-shaped sign holder, a card or phone stand, a curved book support and a tray with round holes. Choose a reference by the job it performs, then describe the object it needs to support.

Clear L-shaped acrylic sign holder on a white surface — Tabletop sign holder A simple L-shaped sign holder.

Clear acrylic stand with a slanted back and a front lip, for a card or a phone — Card and phone stand A slanted stand for a card or a phone.

Clear curved acrylic stand holding a dark blue book upright on a table — Curved book stand A curved stand holding a book upright.

Printed acrylic front for a queue-ticket dispenser, with Latvian text asking people to take a number — Queue-ticket dispenser front A printed front for a queue-ticket dispenser.

Clear acrylic tube with an angled top, standing on an orange base — Clear tube with a coloured base A clear tube with an angled top and an orange base.

Clear acrylic tray with a grid of round holes and a raised back edge — Holder tray with round holes A tray with a grid of round holes.

Boxes and lecterns

The small clear box has a hinged lid and a finger notch, while the lectern combines clear sides with a frosted front carrying a logo. Both examples make access and visible surfaces part of the design. For your brief, identify what needs to open, what should remain visible and where any artwork belongs.

Small clear acrylic box with a hinged lid and a finger notch — Clear box with a hinged lid A small box with a hinged lid.

Acrylic lectern A lectern with a frosted front and clear sides.

Materials and finishes

Clear acrylic reveals the object and the structure around it; coloured or frosted areas can give graphics a distinct background. Those appearances are visible in the work here. Wood and metal are also worked in the same workshop, so a brief can include a base or supporting part in another material. The combination is agreed for the individual piece.

How an order works

Your briefSend the artwork, a drawing or a photo, the size and how many you need.
Drawing and 3D reviewWe draw it to scale, and you check the design from each side on a private page.
Quote and approvalThe cost and the scope are agreed before anything is made.
Made in RigaWe make and assemble your piece in our Riga workshop. For a series, one prototype comes first.

What to send us for a quote

The product it should hold, with its sizes, or a sample
Where it goes: counter, shelf, wall or floor
Your artwork, if it carries a logo or graphics
How many you need

No minimum order: one piece, a prototype or a full series.

Questions

Do you need the product before designing its holder?

Send its dimensions and photographs, or offer a sample with your enquiry. Explain which part should be supported and which must remain accessible. Include the space available around the holder as well as the product itself.

Can an acrylic display carry our graphics?

Yes. The photographs include acrylic pieces with printed panels, lettering and logos. Send the artwork and identify the face where it should appear, including whether people will view the display from more than one side.

Could you make one display for a counter?

Yes, you can order a single custom display. Tell us what it will hold and the space it can occupy. If the design later becomes a series, our process starts with one prototype.

Can I review the shape from different sides?

Yes. A drawing and a 3D review on a private page let you examine the proposed design before production. Use your brief to identify the viewing sides, access points and product positions that matter.

Are the photographed holders available in standard sizes?

These are examples of custom work, rather than a list of standard sizes. Send the dimensions needed for your own products and setting. We discuss the design and agree a quote before making the piece.

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Tell us what you need, the size and how many. We reply personally to every request.

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