The 7006 earns its place wherever customers prefer to browse without a member of staff at their shoulder. Forty pairs on open hooks, turned at the customer's own pace, make it a self-service fixture that keeps working through the busiest hours.
In optical practices it stands in the waiting area or near the dispensing desk, carrying a sun range that patients and companions can explore before or after an appointment. Dispensing staff stay free for fittings and adjustments while the tower does the browsing work. Pharmacies place it near the entrance or the counter, where a seasonal range catches customers who came in for something else.
Travel and holiday retail is a natural home for its format. Airport and station shops, resort and hotel boutiques, seaside gift shops, marina stores and ski or outdoor shops see heavy footfall from people with little time and a clear need. A white tower that turns at a touch and shows ten styles per face lets each of them find a pair quickly, try it and move to the till.
Department store accessory floors, fashion boutiques and sports retailers use it to hold a defined collection in a compact fixture, with one brand or style group to each face. Its white finish suits bright modern interiors and shows coloured frames and mirrored lenses to good effect.
Across these settings, two groups use the tower. Retail staff, optical assistants and visual merchandisers load the hooks and arrange the faces. Customers turn it, choose, try and decide, without needing anyone to unlock a cabinet or hand them a pair.



