The 8021 is designed for the selling floor of eyewear businesses with large ranges. Sunglass outlets and eyewear chains are a natural fit, because their collections run to many styles and every metre of floor has to work hard. With 126 positions on two faces, one unit can hold the core of a seasonal sunglass range or a full designer collection.
Larger optical practices use it in the same way for frames. A practice with a wide spread of brands can dedicate one face to each, keeping the choice clear for customers who arrive before an eye test or come to collect new glasses. Travel retail, department store concessions and pharmacies with extensive sunglass lines also suit the format, especially where an aisle or a walkway gives access to both faces.
Eyecare settings in hospitals and universities can use it too. A dispensing area in a hospital eye department or an optometry teaching clinic can keep a broad frame selection on the 8021, giving a patient plenty to look at before meeting the dispensing optician.
The staff who work with the unit are dispensing opticians, optical assistants and retail teams. They hang new deliveries, reorganise faces when ranges change and refill positions as pairs sell. Store managers and visual merchandisers decide where it stands and how each grid of 63 is arranged.
For exhibitions and seasonal pop-ups, the 530 × 450 mm footprint fits a compact stand while still putting 126 pairs in front of visitors. Because it has no electrical parts, it can be set down on any level floor without regard to the position of power points.