Custom Acrylic Display Stand Manufacturer

We manufacture countertop, floor-standing, wall-mounted, tiered, rotating, shelf, and sign-holder displays. We can also fabricate non-electrical acrylic panels or bases with a drawing-defined interface reserved for a buyer's lighting integrator. Wetop does not supply LED light boxes, drivers, wiring, or electrical installation. Standard production starts at 100 pieces per design; sample fees are paid separately and never credited.

Our standard production MOQ for acrylic display stands is 100 pieces per design. A paid sample is available first, so you can approve product fit, structure, finish, and branding before production.

Sample production takes 3–5 days. Once you approve the sample, bulk production runs 15–20 days depending on complexity and quantity. We ship FOB Shenzhen, with CIF and DDP options available.

We can fabricate non-electrical acrylic panels, shelves, covers, or bases with drawing-defined openings and service clearances for your lighting integrator. The buyer's electrical supplier remains responsible for LEDs, drivers, wiring, heat management, certification, and installation. Wetop does not quote LED light boxes or electrical integration.

We offer diamond polishing (crystal-clear edges), flame polishing, frosted finishes, silk-screen printing, UV full-color printing, laser engraving, and hot stamping. Multiple finishes can be combined on a single piece; for branded enclosure panels, the acrylic box printing methods guide compares UV, screen, engraving, and foil routes against the artwork and sample.

For a named planning reference, a 250×180×220mm two-tier countertop stand in 5mm clear acrylic with one-color UV branding and bulk packing is about $28 each at 100 pieces, $16 at 500, and $12 at 1,000, FOB Shenzhen. Final price follows the approved drawing, material, finish, hardware, artwork, packing, and destination. The riser size and spacing guide helps fix the footprint and lift before quoting.

Absolutely. For any display stand project, our engineering team creates a production drawing or 3D rendering during the quoting stage — before we cut any acrylic. You get to approve the design direction, confirm dimensions, and spot any fit issues before sample production. This prevents costly errors and keeps both sides aligned. The full gate-by-gate path is in our custom display stands — design to production guide, or send your specs through our contact form.

Specify the product dimensions, weight, and how many pieces you'll display. For fit-critical displays (product wells, shelving depth, weight capacity), we recommend ordering a sample first — you can test fit your actual products before committing to bulk production. A sample takes 3–5 days and typically costs $30–$100; the fee is paid separately and is not credited to production. Most fit surprises surface at sample stage, not production.

Yes. Send your Pantone code or a physical color chip with your inquiry. We source tinted acrylic sheets or test printing methods on a sample so you approve the exact match before bulk production. Pantone-matched colors sometimes have slightly longer lead times (confirm in quote). Color variations due to printing setup are documented in your sample approval, and bulk production matches the approved sample within SGS tolerance.

Yes — magnet size, count, and placement are all customizable to your spec. There's a tradeoff to know: surface-mounted magnets sit on top of the acrylic and cost less, but their footprint can show through or take up visible area; embedded (recessed) neodymium magnets — commonly N42 to N52 grade — are countersunk flush into the acrylic so the back stays clean and the magnet nearly disappears, at a small tooling cost. Smaller-diameter magnets are less visible but hold lighter loads, so we match magnet grade and size to your panel thickness and the weight it needs to hold, then confirm the hold strength on your sample before bulk. Our magnetic-mount and anti-theft display guide breaks down every mounting method and the footprint tradeoffs. Tell us how the display mounts and what it needs to hold through our contact form and we'll spec the magnets to match.

Yes. Before we cut any acrylic or commit tooling, our engineering team produces a PDF proof — a 3D render, a dimensioned production drawing, or a dieline for print placement — that you can forward to your own end customer for sign-off. This is built for white-label and reseller workflows: your customer approves the artwork and dimensions under your brand, you approve to us, and only then does production start. The reseller proof approval guide shows how to name the controlling version and record the release. It keeps everyone aligned and prevents costly revisions after the mold is made.

Our production MOQ is 100 pieces per design, meaning each unique artwork, shape, and size combination. Each variation needs its own cut path, print setup, or tooling, so three separate designs do not combine into one 100-piece run. A paid pre-production sample is separate from the MOQ. Send the full SKU list and planned quantities, and we will show where designs can share material, hardware, or packaging.

Yes. Air freight works for full orders or as a split shipment — the urgent portion flies while the balance follows by sea, which is often the best cost compromise for store-opening and event deadlines. Air quotes differ by service level (airport-to-airport vs door delivery, and whether your forwarder collects), so tell us your deadline and destination and we'll quote air, sea, and split options side by side.

Standard terms are a 30% deposit before production and the 70% balance before shipment, payable by T/T, PayPal, or Western Union. Production starts once the deposit clears and your sample or artwork is approved. If your accounting process prefers a single payment — common before holiday closures or fiscal year-end — full prepayment works too; just tell us when you confirm the order.

Custom-tinting raw acrylic sheet to an exact HEX or Pantone value carries mill minimums — typically 500+ pieces per color. Below that, there are two honest paths: the closest stock acrylic color (we send chips so you approve the match before production) or a surface-printed or film color match, which hits the exact value on the visible faces. Your quote states which method it uses, so there are no surprises at sample stage. Our Pantone color matching guide explains how each method behaves on different display types.

Check four things: physical fit of your actual product in every well, slot, and shelf; material feel and thickness against the spec; edge finish under direct light; and print or logo placement against your artwork. Photos can't confirm clearance or feel, so for fit-critical displays we recommend approving the physical sample — bulk production is then matched to it under 100% inspection. Our physical sample vs 3D render guide covers when a render is enough and when it isn't.

Yes. Flat-packed displays ship with labeled parts and a step-by-step assembly diagram, and for builds with posts, spacers, or hardware we can add an assembly video link. If anything doesn't fit the way you expect at sample stage, send photos or a short video and we correct the part or the instructions before bulk production.

Yes — most projects start exactly that way. Send reference photos, the dimensions and weight of the product being displayed, your target quantity, and any deadline; we turn that into a quote and a dimensioned production drawing for your approval before anything is cut. Our acrylic RFQ guide lists everything worth including in a first message to get the fastest accurate quote.

We are an acrylic display manufacturer. Wetop has manufactured in Shenzhen since 2008 — today a 5,000 m² factory — ISO 9001 certified, 65+ workers — and the full process chain happens in-house: laser and CNC cutting, diamond polishing, bending and thermoforming, UV and silk-screen printing, and assembly. Nothing is passed to a workshop we don't control, so engineering questions get answered from the production floor, and every piece is 100% inspected against your approved sample before it ships. If you want to verify that for yourself, ask any supplier for the ISO 9001 certificate number and for photos or video of your own order on the line — a factory can produce both, a reseller usually can't.

Use one named specification when comparing factory-direct prices. A 250×180×220mm two-tier countertop stand in 5mm clear acrylic with one-color UV branding and bulk packing is about $28 each at 100 pieces, $16 at 500, and $12 at 1,000, FOB Shenzhen. Different dimensions, structures, materials, hardware, artwork, packing, and destinations require a new written quote; send the complete specification and we respond within 24 hours.

Our default quote is FOB Shenzhen, which covers production, export packing, and delivery to the port. CIF and DDP are both available: tell us the destination city or postal code and the incoterm you want, and we'll quote door delivery alongside the FOB figure so you can compare true landed cost instead of estimating freight yourself. Duties and import taxes depend on your country's tariff classification — a DDP quote includes them, while FOB and CIF leave them with your own customs broker. Payment terms are the same either way: 30% deposit before production and the 70% balance before shipment, by T/T, PayPal, or Western Union.

Compare who controls the approved drawing, sample, cutting, polishing, printing, assembly, and final inspection. Ask each manufacturer to state the 100-piece per-design MOQ, sample fee and timing, 15–20-day production window, payment terms, and whether the quote is FOB or delivered.

Yes. Provide the store list, SKU allocation, carton marks, assembly-kit rules, and rollout sequence before packing approval. The pack-out sample confirms part protection, labels, instructions, and unit counts so cartons can move to each location without central repacking.

Yes. Countertop, floor, wall, shelf, and sign-holder formats can share material, color, branding, and packing standards, but each unique size, structure, or artwork normally keeps its own 100-piece production MOQ. List every SKU so shared inputs can be priced together without hiding the per-design floor.

The approved drawing, cut path, artwork revision, material specification, color target, print setup, packing map, and physical sample remain the repeat-order reference. A reorder still receives material and print checks; any geometry or artwork change becomes a named revision before production.

Yes, when the approved structure supports tabs, fasteners, posts, or another repeatable assembly method. Flat packing can reduce carton volume, but the sample must confirm assembly time, stiffness, part labeling, and instructions before the same pack-out is used across the run.

Project files are limited to the quoting, engineering, and production teams handling the order, and an NDA can be signed before detailed files are shared. Mark confidential layers and identify who may approve revisions so the production drawing and print file have one controlled sign-off path. The artwork file-readiness guide covers fonts, layers, dielines, and the checks needed before a file becomes a production input.