Floortop Optical Displays

Q: What are the advantages of floortop optical displays over wall-mounted units?

Floortop displays offer total placement flexibility and 360-degree browsing, making them ideal for retailers with limited wall space or those in leased shop-in-shop environments.

Q: Do you offer locking security options for floor-standing displays?

Yes, our collection includes several locking floor models with integrated security systems, providing essential theft protection for high-value eyewear collections.

Q: How many frames can a typical rotating floortop display hold?

Capacities range from 36 to over 200 frames. High-capacity rotating spinners and shop-in-shop systems are designed to maximize frame count in a compact footprint.

Frame Displays offers a comprehensive range of floortop optical displays and freestanding eyewear stands designed to maximize showroom space and drive customer engagement. From high-capacity rotating spinners to secure locking floor units, these versatile displays provide eye-level frame presentation without the need for wall mounting. Ideally suited for high-traffic retail areas and shop-in-shop concepts, our floortop solutions combine commercial-grade durability with modern aesthetics to spotlight premium eyewear collections.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the advantages of floortop optical displays over wall-mounted units?
Floortop displays offer total placement flexibility, allowing you to create "islands" of inventory in open showroom areas. They are ideal for lease spaces where wall modifications are restricted and provide 360-degree browsing access, which is excellent for high-volume boutiques and sunglass sections.

Do you offer locking security options for floor-standing displays?
Yes. We provide several locking floortop models, including our Saturn and Basalt series, which feature integrated locking rods or mechanical security systems. These are specifically engineered to protect high-value designer frames while maintaining a sleek, professional showroom appearance.

How many frames can a typical rotating floortop display hold?
Our floor-standing units are designed for high-density storage, with capacities typically ranging from 36 to over 200 frames depending on the model. Our "Spinner XL" and "Shop-in-Shop" systems are particularly popular for retailers looking to showcase large collections in a compact square-foot footprint.