Visionstar 7021A

The 7021A is designed for sunglass displays that need to stay open to browse while keeping stock under control. Its locking rods hold every pair in place, so customers can look freely and staff decide when a pair comes off.

Optical practices displaying designer or premium sun frames use it in waiting areas and near reception, where the stock is on show but not always watched. Patients browse the range, and an optical assistant unlocks the chosen pair when they are ready to try it.

Pharmacies, chemists and convenience retailers place it near entrances and in quieter aisles, where a high-value seasonal range benefits from being fastened. Department stores and travel retailers in airports and stations, with high footfall and large numbers of passing customers, also suit the format.

Gift shops, resort boutiques and seaside stores that carry branded sunglasses at higher price points can display them on the shop floor with the rods providing a visible deterrent. The tower's 950 mm height also makes it easy to spot from the till, so staff can keep an eye on it while serving.

In each setting, staff load the pairs, secure the rods at the foot and keep the means of unlocking them at the till. Customers turn the tower, compare styles and point out the pair they want to try. The tower is unpowered, so it can stand wherever the layout needs a secure sunglass point.

Stock held in place

Locking rods secured at the foot keep every displayed pair on the tower until staff release it.

Open to browse

Customers still turn the tower and see every style from close up, so the range sells while it stays fastened.

A visible deterrent

The rods and locks are in plain view, which signals to customers that the stock is secured.

Suited to valuable ranges

Designer and branded sunglasses can go on the shop floor without being left loose on hooks.

Staff stay in control

Each sale or try-on involves a member of staff, who unlocks the rod and hands over the pair.

Four equal groups

Seven positions per face divide 28 pairs into four groups for brands, shapes or lens colours.

A clean white structure

The white display arms keep attention on the frames and lenses.

No power required

The 7021A is unpowered and needs no socket or cable.

Four display faces

The tower presents four faces of stock.

Seven positions per face

Each face carries seven display positions on white arms.

28-pair capacity

Four faces of seven give the 7021A a total display of 28 pairs.

Locking rods

Vertical rods run down the tower near its corners and hold the displayed pairs in place.

Locks at the foot

Each rod is secured at the foot with a small lock.

White display arms

The pairs rest on white display arms set up the tower.

Angled top panels

Two angled panels sit at the top of the tower.

Round turning base

The tower turns by hand on a round base.

340 mm square footprint

The 7021A occupies a 340 × 340 mm area.

950 mm overall height

The tower stands 950 mm tall overall.

Unpowered build

No part of the 7021A uses electricity, so it needs no socket, cable or battery.

The 7021A is the tower for a business that wants its sunglasses on open display without leaving them loose. Locking rods secured at the foot hold all 28 pairs in place, so customers can turn the tower and compare every style while staff decide when a pair comes off. That suits valuable and branded ranges, unattended corners and busy sites where losses are a concern. Seven positions per face give four equal groups, and the white structure keeps the focus on the frames. It suits optical practices, pharmacies, department stores and travel retailers. For a sunglass display that sells openly and keeps stock fastened, the 7021A is a sound choice.