Display stand

**Seahorse** · 03-05-2007, 03:35 PM

try www.3ddisplay.co.uk they have some great things at prices even Id pay!

**BeyondBeads** · 03-05-2007, 03:41 PM

Hi Kirsty,

I don't make cards myself but if you are planning on doing a few fairs etc it really is worth investing in some display stands. It makes your stall look more professional and allows customers to browse your products easily.

Where have you looked for stands? I'm sure some helpful people will have ideas about the best value stands around. I use kaleidoscope supplies (http://www.kaleidoscope-supplies.co.uk/) for all of mine and i think they do card stands too. They are reasonable and their delivery is speedy!!

Maybe some card makers might have ideas about home made stands too, but i can't help you there i'm afraid.........

Laura

**handmadeheaven.biz** · 03-05-2007, 03:45 PM

kaleidescope are fab & the guy there was lovely when i called him. i use them all the time.

3d - dont u need a minimum spend of £25 b4 VAT?

what about pretty woven baskets or platters?

**JBJB** · 03-05-2007, 04:45 PM

Good link

I can't post the full URl so have replaced the dots with *

(www) * craft-fair * co * uk/suppliers

Is a good source for all sorts of displays and stock items.

**Katianne** · 03-05-2007, 05:19 PM

I bought a stand to hold leaflets and one that displayed my company name and business cards from a company called UK Display that sell through ebay:

Displaypro | eBay Stores

http://stores.ebay.co.uk/UK-DISPLAY

Displaypro is a company with a creative design and manufacturing team based in the UK. We have over 50 team members working from multiple factories across Norfolk and Lincolnshire operating advanced manufacturing equipment. Our logistical department stocks over 1,000,000 items and fulfils globally over 1000 parcels per day. Since 2005 we have supplied global markets with unique quality products for retail and home markets. Our services include sign fitting, personalized products, commercial kitchens, interior shops, offices, and reception fitting across the UK and Europe. 2012 Displaypro acquired Clear Print Lincolnshire Est in 1984 adding expertise to our Print and Personalisation division. 2016 Displaypro acquired Broadland Stainless Est in 1997 adding expertise to our Stainless Steel and Catering Product division. 2019 Displaypro acquired Gordon Signs Norwich Est in 1983 adding expertise to our Sign, Interior Fitting, and Creative division.

**kirsty000** · 03-05-2007, 05:54 PM

Thanks for all your help and websites

**Andamento** · 03-05-2007, 09:32 PM

Jelly belly - just had a look at your site and I love your bags!

Katian, on the subject of display stands - can I ask where you get the ones you use for your mirrors? I'm thinking of updating my craft fair display and & need a couple of strong stands.

Thanks,

Anne.

**Katianne** · 03-05-2007, 09:41 PM

Originally posted by Andamento View Post

Katian, on the subject of display stands - can I ask where you get the ones you use for your mirrors?

Hi Anne - no problem. I got mine from Ebay as I needed extra large/strong ones to support the weight of my mirrors. The seller I used was:

http://stores.ebay.co.uk/Chinalite-China-Stands

Hope this helps.

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