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PDQ and POS display design that sells from the first day

Cardboard floor stands, counter units, PDQ trays and pallet displays, engineered to carry your product safely, set up in minutes and stand out in store.

Full pallet of stacked white corrugated PDQ trays with a top cap, built for club retail stores

Displays built to hold weight and attention

A retail display has to do many jobs at once: carry the full product load, survive shipping, assemble quickly in store and grab a shopper's eye in a crowded aisle. We design all of that together, from shelf spacing and load paths to the graphic panels shoppers see first.

We move fast. Concepts, 3D visuals and physical prototypes can follow within days, so launch deadlines stay on track.

From concept to store-ready sample

We provide 3D visuals for early approval, then a physical prototype for load and assembly checks, and finally production-ready dielines and artwork templates for your print partner. One partner, from first sketch to the store floor.

How we work

  1. Brief and product study

    We learn your product, supply chain, budget and goals, and agree what success looks like.

  2. Concept and structure

    We develop structural concepts with dielines and 3D visuals for quick review.

  3. Sample and validate

    We make physical samples, refine them with you and test where needed.

  4. Production handover

    You receive production-ready files and specifications, and we support your manufacturer.

Frequently asked questions

Do you design PDQs and displays to retailer guidelines, such as Walmart, Costco, Sam's Club, Target and Home Depot?

Yes. We design PDQs, pallet displays and FSDUs to the retailer's own specifications, including Walmart, Costco, Sam's Club, Target and Home Depot. Share the guidelines and we build to them, covering footprint, height, pallet size, load and shelf-ready needs, then confirm the fit on a physical sample.

What is the difference between a PDQ and a POS display?

A PDQ (pretty damn quick) display ships with the product already in it and goes straight onto the shelf or floor. POS (point of sale) covers all in-store displays and materials that promote a product where it is bought.

We are launching a new product. Can you design a display for it?

Yes. We design the display around your product, your launch date and the retailer's format, and show it in 3D before sampling. For urgent launches, we have taken a display from brief to sample in a single day.

We need to reduce our display cost. How can you help?

We simplify the structure: fewer parts, less board, a flat-pack format that ships and sets up faster, and a sheet layout that wastes less material. We confirm strength on a sample, so the saving does not weaken the display.

How much weight can a cardboard display hold?

It depends on the board and structure. We design each display around your full product load and confirm it with a physical sample.

How quickly can you deliver a display concept?

Concepts and 3D visuals typically follow within days. For urgent launches, we have taken a display from brief to sample in a single day.

Have a packaging challenge? Let's design the solution.

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