Acrylic Nail Polish Displays

We size every slot to the bottle you actually sell. Send us one sample bottle or a dimensioned drawing and we cut the slot pitch to match. Common formats we build for: 10 ml slim bottles (22–26 mm base, 28 mm pitch), 15 ml standard round or square bottles (28–32 mm base, 32 mm pitch), 15 ml gel polish in tall opaque bottles (32 mm pitch), and 18 ml wide-body bottles (34–38 mm base, 40 mm pitch). Mixed-format displays are possible — we can run different pitches on different tiers of the same unit.

Capacity depends on format and footprint. Our standard wall racks run 32 bottles (4 tiers) to 128 bottles (8 wide tiers). Countertop stepped stands run 24 to 60 bottles. Dust-proof cabinets hold the most in the smallest floor footprint — 96 to 216 bottles across 4 to 6 shelves, because the shelves are stacked vertically rather than stepped back. All figures assume 15 ml bottles at a 32 mm slot pitch; slim 10 ml bottles fit roughly 12% more per tier.

Our default is a hidden French-cleat rail: an extruded aluminum cleat screws to the wall with M4 fixings, and a matching 5 mm groove routed into the 10 mm acrylic back panel drops over it. The fixture self-seats, no screw heads show on the customer-facing side, and a salon owner with a drill installs a unit in under 10 minutes. We pull-test the cleat interface at 80 N before shipping. Keyhole slots and through-hole mounting are available if your installers prefer them.

Yes — four methods, all done in-house. UV printing gives full-color, photographic-quality artwork on a header card or back panel. Silk-screen printing suits flat one- or two-color logos at volume. Laser engraving cuts the mark into the acrylic itself at 0.3 mm depth, optionally UV-filled for contrast — this is what we use for color-family labels, because unlike vinyl stickers an etched label cannot peel or dissolve when staff wipe the tier with acetone-based cleaner. Hot stamping adds metallic gold or silver foil. The artwork file is supplied by you. Minimum is 100 pieces per branded design.

MOQ is 100 pieces per design. Samples take 3–5 days and production runs 15–20 days after you approve the sample. Sample fees are quoted and paid separately and are not credited against the production order. We respond to quote requests within 24 hours.

Match the format to the wall and counter space you actually have. A wall rack uses vertical space and keeps the counter clear — best when you carry a wide color range and have an open retail wall. A countertop stepped stand travels between stations and works on a reception desk or a checkout counter where nothing can be drilled. A cabinet with a hinged front door is the choice when dust, product handling, or theft is the concern — nail polish sitting open on a salon wall collects dust and filing debris on the cap shoulders. Reception-desk formats that hold pens, cards and consumables beside the polish stand are covered under acrylic desk organizers.