Visionstar 7020

The 7020 is built for small practices and shops where every walkway counts. On a 330 mm square, it carries a 40-pair range and still leaves room for customers, pushchairs and wheelchairs to move freely.

Optical practices place it beside the entrance, at the end of a row of waiting-room chairs or next to a doorway into the consulting area. Patients browse the sun range while they wait, and staff and other patients pass by without stepping round it. Optical assistants can give each face to a brand, shape or lens colour.

Pharmacies, which often have narrow aisles and busy entrances, use it near the door or the counter during the summer. A slim tower there catches customers as they come in without forming a bottleneck for people collecting prescriptions, and it can move aside easily when deliveries arrive.

Kiosks, small boutiques, gift shops and travel retailers in compact units also suit the format. Where every metre of floor is valuable, a tower that carries 40 pairs on a 330 mm square keeps the range on show and the space usable.

In each setting, staff stock the four faces and turn the tower to restock from one position. Customers reach every face from where they stand, lift a pair and try it. With no power needed and no cable to cross the floor, the 7020 can stand wherever a narrow, accessible sunglass point is wanted.

Walkways stay clear

The 330 mm square footprint lets the tower stand beside doorways, seating and paths without narrowing the route through.

Forty pairs in a narrow space

Ten hooks on each of four faces hold 40 pairs on a very small base.

Browsing from one spot

The tower turns, so customers reach every face without stepping round it into a walkway.

Space for pushchairs and wheelchairs

A slim tower helps keep access routes open for prams, wheelchairs and walking aids.

No cable across the floor

The 7020 is unpowered, so no lead runs to a socket across a path.

A light, natural finish

Pale wood grain with grey corner trim gives the tower a bright, understated look.

One pair per hook

A hook for every pair keeps the styles separate, and a sold space on any face shows up immediately.

Four even groups

Ten hooks per face divide the range into four equal groups for brands, shapes or lens colours.

Four display faces

All four sides of the narrow tower carry stock.

Ten hooks per face

Each face carries ten white hooks in a vertical column.

40-pair capacity

Four faces of ten give the 7020 a total display of 40 pairs.

Pale wood-grain faces

The slotted faces are finished in pale wood grain.

Grey corner trim

Grey trim runs up the corners of the tower.

Pale wood-grain top plate

A matching plate closes the top of the tower.

White hooks

Each pair hangs on its own white hook.

Round black base

The tower turns by hand on a round black base.

330 mm square footprint

The 7020 occupies a 330 × 330 mm area.

780 mm overall height

The tower stands 780 mm tall overall.

Unpowered build

No part of the 7020 uses electricity, so it needs no socket, cable or battery.

The 7020 is the tower for a practice or shop where floor space is tight and walkways need to stay open. On a 330 mm square, it carries 40 pairs on ten hooks per face, and it turns by hand so customers reach every face from where they stand. That lets it sit beside doorways, waiting-room seats and narrow paths, leaving room for pushchairs and wheelchairs, with no cable across the floor. The pale wood grain and grey corner trim give it a light, natural look. It suits small optical practices, pharmacies, kiosks and boutiques. Staff restock it from one spot, and customers browse without blocking anyone. For a full sunglass range that keeps access routes clear, the 7020 is a sensible choice.