Visionstar 7022

The 7022 is built for businesses that carry a broad sunglass range and want customers to move through it easily. Its five faces hold 50 pairs, two faces are in view from any spot in front of it, and a short turn brings each new face forward.

Optical practices use it in waiting areas and beside the dispensing desk, where a full sun range sits within reach of the seating. Patients browse two faces as they wait and turn the tower to see the rest, and optical assistants can give each face to a brand, frame shape or lens colour.

Pharmacies and chemists place it near the entrance or the counter through the summer, when a wide choice of styles and prices helps sales. Five equal faces make it simple to set out a budget line, a polarised line, a children's line and two fashion lines side by side.

Gift shops, seaside stores, department stores and travel retailers in stations and airports also suit the format. With faces pointing in five directions, the tower reads well from several approaches in an open shop floor, and more than one customer can browse at the same time.

In each setting, staff hang a pair on each hook, arrange the five faces and restock from one spot by turning the tower. Customers lift a pair, try it on and hang it back on its hook, and an empty hook on any face shows staff what to replace. The unpowered build lets the 7022 stand wherever a large, easy-to-browse sunglass point is wanted.

Two faces in view

From the front, a customer sees two faces and twenty pairs at once.

Short, even turns

Each face takes up a fifth of a turn, so a small push brings the next one round.

Stock facing several directions

Five faces point the range towards customers approaching from different sides of the shop.

Room for more than one browser

Two or three customers can look at different faces at the same time.

Five equal groups

Ten hooks per face split 50 pairs into five groups for brands, shapes, lens colours or price points.

One pair per hook

Each pair has its own hook, keeping styles apart and showing a sold position at once.

A soft, neutral finish

Pale faces with light corner strips suit most shop and practice interiors.

No power needed

The 7022 is unpowered and needs no socket or cable.

Five display faces

The tower has five faces, each carrying stock.

Ten hooks per face

Each face carries ten white hooks in a vertical column.

50-pair capacity

Five faces of ten give the 7022 a total display of 50 pairs.

Pale slotted faces

The faces are pale and slotted to take the hooks.

Light corner strips

Light strips run up the corners where the faces meet.

White hooks

Each pair hangs on its own white hook.

Round black base

The tower turns by hand on a round black base.

380 mm square footprint

The 7022 fits within a 380 × 380 mm area.

780 mm overall height

The tower stands 780 mm tall overall.

Unpowered build

No part of the 7022 uses electricity, so it needs no socket, cable or battery.

The 7022 is the tower for a business that carries a broad sunglass range and wants customers to work through it without effort. Five faces of ten hold 50 pairs, a customer in front sees two faces at once, and a fifth of a turn brings the next face round. With faces pointing in five directions, the range meets customers from several approaches, and more than one person can browse together. Five equal groups suit brands, lens colours or price points, and the pale finish fits most interiors. It suits optical practices, pharmacies, gift shops and travel retailers. For a large range that is easy to browse in short, even turns, the 7022 is a good fit.