Typical products
- Totems and floor-standing displays: Freestanding structures with printed panels
- Countertop displays: Small-footprint displays for checkout counters and reception desks
- Hanging signs and ceiling mobiles: Suspended graphics for overhead visibility
- Shelf strips and wobblers: Narrow printed strips that attach to retail shelving
- Standees and life-size cutouts: Die-cut figures and freestanding props
- Promotional boxes and dump bins: Branded retail containers for product placement
- Display card and easel-back cards: Tabletop displays with self-supporting backs
Materials
| Material | Best for |
|---|---|
| PVC rigid sheet | Durable indoor displays, smooth print surface |
| Cardboard / microflute | Lightweight retail displays, sustainable option |
| Aluminum composite (Dibond) | Premium permanent displays, outdoor-grade |
| Acrylic / PMMA | High-end countertop displays, transparent elements |
| Foam board (Kapa/Forex) | Lightweight indoor signage and standees |
| Corrugated cardboard | Cost-effective short-term retail displays |
From design to production
Brief and structural concept
Share your project requirements: product to be displayed, location (indoor/outdoor), available footprint, and any brand guidelines. Our team reviews the brief and proposes structural options and materials.
Structural dieline and visual layout
We produce the structural dieline (cutting pattern) and apply your artwork to a 3D mockup for approval. This is the stage to validate dimensions, panel layout, and visual hierarchy before production.
Pre-press and color validation
Your artwork is adapted to the confirmed dieline. We run a pre-press check for color mode (CMYK), resolution, bleed, and font embedding. If needed, we produce a physical proof for color-critical projects.
Production: printing and cutting
Panels are printed on the appropriate substrate and cut to shape using our Kongsberg digital cutting table. Any lamination, varnish, or surface treatment is applied at this stage.
Assembly and finishing
Display elements are assembled, folded, or kitted as required. Mechanical parts (feet, standoffs, connectors) are sourced and integrated if the structure requires them.
File requirements
For PLV and display work, always provide a structural dieline alongside your artwork. If you don’t have one, our team can create it as part of the project scope.
- Color mode: CMYK
- Format: PDF with bleed and crop marks
- Bleed: 3mm minimum on all edges (more if the material has tolerance)
- Resolution: 150–300 ppi depending on viewing distance
- Fonts: Convert to outlines
- Dieline: Provide on a separate layer in the same PDF, or as an AI/EPS file
Request a quote
Request a PLV Quote
Describe your display project — structure type, material preference, quantity, and timeline — and we’ll prepare a detailed proposal.