Product Display & Merchandising

When planning an event, every detail counts, especially how you showcase your features. Plinth hire can transform your space from simple to stunning. This article dives deep into the versatile uses of plinths in event setups, offering practical insights on choosing the right styles and integrating them into your theme seamlessly.

Let's get real about metal plinths: they’re not just any old stands, they’re the secret weapon for anyone looking to throw a memorable event. Whether it's a chic wedding or a cool art show, these sturdy yet stylish babies are perfect for elevating everything from dazzling centerpieces to awe-inspiring art installations.

Acrylic plinths? They're basically these cool, clear stands that let whatever’ on them do all the talking. Imagine a transparent pedestal that makes your displayed items look like they're floating in mid-air.

Retail store displays play a vital role in creating an engaging and visually stunning shopping experience for customers. The right display can attract potential buyers and improve sales for your business.

Elevate your seasonal sales with our comprehensive guide to holiday-themed product display stands. Discover creative strategies and practical tips to boost your store's festive appeal, captivate customers, and maximize sales during the holiday season!

Explore the art of captivating displays with our comprehensive guide to effective visual merchandising. Unlock the secrets to creating visually stunning showcases that not only engage customers but also boost sales

Discover more about retail display with our top 10 tips on delivering better retail display and merchandising

n April 2021, Displays 2 Go began working with Stuart Aamodt, MD of Sushi Machines, on a custom 6x3 expo stand he had commissioned a design for in his native Western Australia. The plan was for D2G to build the stand in their Sydney HQ before installing at expos in Melbourne in July and September 2021.

It’s official, the cheapest place to shop between Coles and Woolies is Coles, by as much as $400 a year – which is quite a bit in grocery terms.