Craft Show Product Display Stands **Pics**

[Ken Salisbury]

I decided to change the design of the display stands I use at craft shows. I needed to find a way to display more products on less table space, especially pens and hidden compartment key rings which will give more table space for other products (bowls, etc).

This is the type pen stand I used previously:


http://www.oldrebelworkshop.com/crafts/stands1.jpg

So I made these:


http://www.oldrebelworkshop.com/crafts/stands4.jpg


http://www.oldrebelworkshop.com/crafts/stands3.jpg


http://www.oldrebelworkshop.com/crafts/stands2.jpg

Of course I have to turn a few more things to fill em up :D

[Karl Laustrup]

WOW!!! Those are really quite ingenious, Ken. Kudos on the design.

They look good and display your wares very nicely. :cool: :) :D

[Keith Christopher]

Much like Tokyo, can't build out ? Then build UP ! Awesome job !



Keith

[Greg Hairston]

Great Design Ken. Should show well. I wish I knew how to turn. It would be a good departure from the norm.

Greg H

[Jeff Sudmeier]

Ken,

I really like that design, looks like you will get a lot more in a smaller space!

[John Hemenway]

Although I really like the high-rise display stands, I have some suggestions.

How about both curved and multi-level? I really like the dynamic look of the curve and the way the pens create a focus point.

I also think the light wood of the curved example shows off the color of all but the lightest pens better than the darker wood. The dark wood does a great job of making the light pens 'POP', I just think the deeper color pens need the same 'POP'.

[Corey Hallagan]

Nice work all the way around. Those pens look awesome.

Corey

[Chad Pater]

Very nice Ken! I, like John, like the curve design also. Hope you do lots of business.
Chad

[Bob Yarbrough]

And on the first day the Bear created a national champion. Been a while, but roots in Mobile, Dad went to Bama with a gent named Mr. Starr, and ROLL TIDE!!!