Perfume Display Manufacturer for Cosmetics & Skincare

Finish follows the approved product, lighting and cleaning brief. Clear, frosted, colored and mirrored PMMA can be combined on a sample; if the fixture also uses board millwork, the is melamine acrylic comparison separates the structural and product-facing layers.

Yes. We offer five branding methods: silk-screen printing for solid logos, UV printing for full-color graphics and gradients, hot stamping for metallic foil finishes, laser engraving for subtle etched marks, and vinyl application for temporary displays. Most cosmetics brands choose UV printing or hot stamping for a premium look. For integrated tester trays, the tray logo options guide routes the brief among etching, bottom printing, and replaceable inserts.

Our MOQ is 100 pieces per design. This works well for beauty brands testing a new counter display concept, regional distributors outfitting a handful of stores, or event planners setting up a product launch. Samples ship in 3–5 days so you can approve the design before committing to production.

We design tester stands with smooth surfaces and removable tray inserts that staff can clean separately using the approved method. For riser programs still comparing substrate and service conditions, use the MDF vs acrylic retail riser guide before locking the material. Drainage and cleaning details remain part of the approved drawing and sample.

Price depends on five factors: display size, order quantity, acrylic type (clear vs frosted vs mirrored), branding method (silk-screen, UV print, hot stamping), and structural complexity (single-tier riser vs multi-tier rotating stand). A simple 3-tier counter riser costs less than a branded tester station with LED lighting. For multi-location rollouts (10+ stores), we can standardize dimensions and branding across the entire program and ship in batches matched to your store rollout schedule. Contact us with your store count and timeline. Send us your specs — we respond within 24 hours with a detailed quote.

Yes. LED options include edge-lit bases that glow underneath, backlit panels for wall-mounted displays, and strip lights integrated into acrylic shelves. LED adds 3–5 days to sample production. We use warm-white or cool-white 12V LED strips and can match specific color temperatures to your brand. LED-integrated displays typically require a 100-piece MOQ. See LED-lit display stands.

For a 20–50 location rollout: approve sample (5 days), produce batch 1 (15–20 days), review fit in 2–3 pilot stores (5 days), then produce remaining batches (15 days each) while pilots are being verified. Total time: 4–6 weeks from approval to all stores stocked. We ship in batches to sync with your rollout schedule and can stagger production to match your store opening dates.

Ask who owns the production drawing, sample, material record, print file, assembly check, and final inspection. A factory should be able to show the exact approval gates for your order and state the 100-piece per-design MOQ, paid sample terms, production window, and shipping basis in writing.

Send each bottle or product dimension and weight, the counter footprint, quantity per design, store count, finish, logo artwork, tester layout, packing route, destination, and required delivery date. A reference photo is enough to start if critical dimensions are marked.

The drawing records the product envelope and clearance for each well or slot, then a paid production sample is tested with the actual bottle or a dimensionally accurate reference. The sample fee is paid separately and never credited; production starts only after the buyer approves fit, access, stability, finish, and branding.

Yes, when the base is designed around removable trays, wells, or graphic panels. Lock the unchanged base geometry and define the replaceable insert as its own controlled part so shade or product refreshes can be quoted without discarding the whole fixture. The tray insert and compartment design guide covers liner choice, product clearance, and compartment layout for that controlled part.

Yes. Provide the door list and SKU allocation before packing approval; cartons can be labeled by store, counter, or launch wave. The packing sample should confirm the unit count, part protection, assembly instructions, and carton marks before the rollout is released.

The approved drawing, artwork version, material specification, color target, print setup, and physical sample are retained as the repeat-order reference. A repeat run still needs material and print checks because sheet and ink batches can vary; changes are approved as a new revision, not overwritten silently.