Visionstar 7012

The 7012 is for businesses that want a sunglass display to announce itself from within its own footprint. Its printed header panel and 40 pairs of stock share one 340 mm square, so a shop gains signage and range in a single footprint.

Optical practices place it in the waiting area, by reception or near the dispensing desk. The header catches the eye of patients as they arrive, and the sun range below gives them something to browse while they wait. Optical assistants keep the hooks stocked and can group brands or styles face by face.

Pharmacies and chemists, where counter and floor space are often tight, use it near the entrance or beside the till. A sign above the stock tells customers at a distance that sunglasses are on sale, which helps the seasonal range get noticed among everything else in the shop.

Department stores, gift shops, travel retailers, airport concessions and holiday shops also suit the format. In busy concourses and small units alike, a tower that carries its own image draws people in without a separate poster or stand competing for room.

Across these settings, staff load the hooks and keep the header clean and visible. Customers notice the image, come over, turn the tower and lift a pair from its hook to try it, often before a member of staff has needed to point them towards the range. Being unpowered, the 7012 can stand wherever the layout needs a main sunglass point.

Sign and stock in one footprint

The header panel and 40 pairs share a single 340 mm square. A shop gains signage without giving floor or counter space to a separate stand.

Seen from across the shop

At the top of a 760 mm tower, the printed header is the highest point of the fixture and catches attention from a distance.

The image leads to the stock

Customers drawn by the header find the 40 pairs directly beneath it, so the promotion and the product sit together.

Forty pairs on a compact base

Ten hooks on each of four faces hold 40 pairs on a 340 mm square, a dense display for a small space.

Room kept clear

Combining signage and display in one fixture leaves the surrounding counter or floor free for customers and other stock.

One pair per hook

Every pair hangs on its own hook, keeping the layout orderly and making a sold position easy to spot.

A clean backdrop below a bold header

Plain white faces keep frames easy to see beneath the colourful printed panel.

Nothing to plug in

The 7012 is unpowered, so it can stand anywhere without a socket or cable.

Four slotted faces

Each side of the tower is a white face cut with slots that hold the hooks.

Ten hooks per face

Every face carries ten white hooks in a straight vertical column.

40-pair capacity

Four faces of ten give the 7012 a total display of 40 pairs.

White hooks

Each pair hangs on its own white hook, set into the slotted face.

Printed header panel

A header panel above the top plate carries a printed lifestyle image of people wearing sunglasses.

Black top plate

A black plate closes the top of the tower and carries the header panel.

Round black base

The tower turns by hand on a round black base.

340 mm square footprint

The 7012 occupies a 340 × 340 mm area, suiting a counter end, a plinth or a corner of the floor.

760 mm overall height

The tower measures 760 mm tall overall, with the header at the top.

Hand rotation

The tower moves round under a light push, one face at a time.

Unpowered build

No part of the 7012 uses electricity, so it needs no socket, cable or battery.

The 7012 is the tower for a business that wants a sunglass display and a sign in the same small space. Its printed header panel stands at the top of a 760 mm tower and draws customers from across the shop, while 40 pairs on ten white hooks per face wait directly beneath it. Sign and stock share a single 340 mm square, so no separate poster or stand competes for counter or floor room. It suits optical practices, pharmacies with tight counters, department stores and travel and holiday retailers. One pair per hook keeps the display tidy, and the unpowered build lets it stand wherever the layout needs it. For a compact tower that advertises its own range, the 7012 fits the brief.