Reference retail environment illustrating action figure display cases

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Secure Display · SKU BENSON-AFD-004

Action Figure Display Cases

Configurable display cases designed for boxed and unboxed action figures, with scale-aware shelf spacing and controlled lighting.

Manufacturing model: Custom project production
Primary markets: Europe, North America and the Middle East
Price: Project quotation required

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Applications

Action figures
Model kits
Anime collectibles
Limited editions

Material directions

Tempered glass
Acrylic
Metal framing
LED modules

Engineering options

Flexible shelf heights
Lockable access
Brand graphics
Dust-conscious detailing

VISUAL REFERENCE LIBRARY

Review the system in different retail contexts

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Parameters

Final width, depth, height, shelf spacing, loading, lighting, access and power inputs are set from the product matrix and verified site information.

Usable display dimensions
Load and fixing assumptions
Electrical and lighting inputs
Door, lock and service clearances

Materials & process

Tempered glass, Acrylic, Metal framing, LED modules are possible directions, not a fixed BOM. Drawings and samples define thickness, grade, finish and fabrication process.

Material and finish schedule
Color and texture sample approval
Hardware and component list
Brand graphic files and tolerances

Customization

Configuration follows the store footprint, merchandising plan and destination requirements. Changes are controlled by drawing revision.

Flexible shelf heights
Lockable access
Brand graphics
Dust-conscious detailing

Quality control

Inspection points are tied to approved evidence instead of a general final look.

Key dimensions and assembly fit
Finish, edges and visible surfaces
Doors, drawers, locks and lighting
Quantity, labels and packing

Delivery & installation

Factory completion and store delivery are separate milestones. The contract identifies packing, freight, unloading, local works and installation support responsibilities.

Assembled or knock-down plan
Package and hardware labels
Assembly information
Remote or agreed on-site support

Quotation & order planning

Pricing depends on quantities, dimensions, finishes and delivery scope. Send your floor plan or display requirements for a project quotation.

Confirm required quantities and dimensions
Review finishes, accessories and delivery scope
Approve the signed quotation and drawings

MARKET REFERENCE · NOT A FIXED SPECIFICATION

Useful benchmarks for an initial cabinet brief

These ranges are drawn from published commercial display-cabinet specifications. They help buyers prepare an inquiry; they are not guaranteed specifications for this custom product.

Item	Published market examples	Confirm for your project
Cabinet format	Countertop, wall-mounted, counter and full-height floor-standing	Floor plan, usable interior and access route
Safety glass	About 4–8 mm, depending on panel and shelf use	Panel location, span, product weight and applicable standard
Glass shelf load	About 12–20 kg per shelf as an evenly distributed load	Actual collectible weight, shelf size, supports and safety factor
Lighting	Integrated LED examples range from warm 3400K to daylight 6400K	Color temperature, glare, heat, driver access and local approval
Electrical input	Some commercial units publish 100–240V, 50–60Hz input	Destination plug, voltage, certification and site connection
Access and security	Hinged or sliding doors with keyed locks are common options	Customer/staff access, keying plan and replacement hardware
Packing	Fully assembled and flat-pack formats are both used	Delivery route, export packing, installation and spare parts

Final dimensions, glass selection, load rating, electrical configuration and compliance must be engineered and approved for the actual order.

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SELECTION & SPECIFICATION

Allow for poses, bases and accessory changes

Action-figure displays need a repeatable measurement method because the same scale can include very different poses and accessories. Record the maximum intended arrangement and a safe route for placing and removing each figure.

Useful when

Articulated figures with interchangeable poses
Retail ranges that combine loose figures with boxed inventory

Check the limits

Nominal figure scale cannot define cabinet depth.
A narrow shelf that fits a standing pose may not fit an extended accessory.

Inputs and confirmation record
Decision	Buyer input	Confirm before approval
Pose envelope	Widest planned pose including weapons, wings and stands	Usable shelf width and depth with door closed
Retrieval	Largest base and a staff handling method	Clear opening and hand access
Shelf changes	Tall and short product families	Adjustment positions and lighting cable clearance
Presentation	Boxed or unboxed assortment	Separate sample figures from sealed stock

Content updated 2026-10-22. Project specifications and commercial terms remain subject to the agreed drawings and quotation.

Commercial Terms Buyers Need

These terms are readable HTML. The signed project quotation remains the commercial source of truth.

MOQ and volume pricing

Order level	Minimum quantity	Price basis
Design and engineering review	1 project brief	Scope quotation after drawings and requirements review
Pilot store or first fixture batch	Defined in the project quotation	Project price based on approved BOQ, materials and quantities
Repeat or multi-store rollout	Defined by store count and repeatable modules	Volume tiers must be written against exact quantities in the quotation

Important: BENSON has not approved public unit prices or a universal piece MOQ. No number is invented on this website.

FOB port: To be confirmed by BENSON in the signed quotation. The quotation must state the exact named port and Incoterm.
Standard lead time: Confirmed after drawings, sample route, materials, quantity and production capacity are reviewed.
Expedited lead time: Subject to a separate capacity and material review. Expedited production is not guaranteed.
Lead-time starting point: The quotation must state whether timing begins after deposit clearance, final drawing approval, sample approval, or all listed conditions.
Payment and currency: Project-specific. Currency, deposit, balance milestone and quotation validity must appear in the signed quotation.
Returns and remakes: Custom-made fixtures are governed by the signed specification, approval records, inspection terms and contract remedy. A public return window is not asserted.

From product inquiry to approved production

Share requirements. Provide dimensions, quantities, destination and target date.
Review fit. The team confirms required drawings, samples and commercial inputs.
Approve scope. Drawings, BOM, materials, quantity, Incoterm, price and timing are recorded.
Release production. The contract defines the payment and approval milestone that starts lead time.