The 7009 is built for businesses with a broad sun range to show in full. Fifty pairs on five faces let a shop show its full assortment at a single point, with each face holding one clear group.
Optical practices with a substantial sun offer place it in the waiting area or the dispensing zone. A practice might give separate faces to prescription-ready sun frames, a designer brand, a sports range, polarised lenses and children's styles, so patients find the right group without help. Dispensing opticians and optical assistants can refresh one face at a time as stock changes.
Chemists and pharmacies with a strong summer trade use it near the entrance, where it carries a season's full range in one fixture. Department stores and accessory floors use it to hold several labels together, giving each brand its own face. Travel retailers, resort shops and seaside stores, which often sell large volumes of sunglasses through the warm months, value the depth of choice it offers in one spot.
Garden centres, outdoor and sports retailers and gift shops at visitor attractions also suit the format, particularly where they stock both fashion and performance styles.
In each setting, staff and merchandisers decide which category takes which face and keep the hooks stocked. Customers turn the tower, find their group, lift a pair from its hook and try it. With no power needed, the tower can stand wherever the layout calls for a main sunglass point.