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The WT4009 uprights are 45×45mm square tube with 2.5mm wall thickness. We publish the cross-section spec because we want you to compare it against anything else on the market.
The WT4008 uprights are 45×45mm square tube with 2.5mm wall thickness. We publish the cross-section spec because we want you to compare it against anything else on the market.
The WT4004 frame is built around a reinforced steel spine that eliminates the center sag common on budget display racks. When loaded with dense hardwood, it stays perfectly level.
We designed the WT4007 after visiting 30+ tile showrooms and noticing the same bottleneck: staff wasting time lifting heavy sample boards. This rack lets one person reorganize an entire display wall i
We pre-drill and tap every threaded insert on the WT4006 before finishing, so the powder coat never fills the threads. Your assembly bolts go in clean every time.
We ship the WT4005 with spare felt pads and an extra hardware kit because we know showroom fixtures take abuse. Having spares on hand means zero downtime.
We pre-drill and tap every threaded insert on the WC2041 before finishing, so the powder coat never fills the threads. Your assembly bolts go in clean every time.
Engineered wood and laminate samples are lighter than solid hardwood, but they still need secure display. The WF2054 tier spacing accommodates the full range of modern flooring thicknesses.
Unlike welded display fixtures that ship in bulky crates, the WO602 packs flat to roughly 12% of its assembled volume. This cuts your freight cost and simplifies receiving.
Different plank widths create display chaos in multi-brand showrooms. The WT2001 accepts planks from 75mm to 300mm wide in the same frame, with tier spacing that adjusts independently per row.
Engineered wood and laminate samples are lighter than solid hardwood, but they still need secure display. The WT2023 tier spacing accommodates the full range of modern flooring thicknesses.
Natural hardwood varies dramatically in grain and tone from batch to batch. The WT2021 presents long edges forward so customers see the true character of each plank, not just a narrow face.
Flooring retailers who switched to the WT2020 reported faster customer decisions because planks are organized by color family — light to dark, warm to cool — in a single continuous sightline.
Natural hardwood varies dramatically in grain and tone from batch to batch. The WT2019 presents long edges forward so customers see the true character of each plank, not just a narrow face.
Engineered wood and laminate samples are lighter than solid hardwood, but they still need secure display. The WT909 tier spacing accommodates the full range of modern flooring thicknesses.
Contractors and homeowners make up most flooring showroom traffic. Neither group wants to dig through stacks. The WT908 puts 20+ planks in a single sightline so customers scan your entire range withou
Natural hardwood varies dramatically in grain and tone from batch to batch. The WT903 presents long edges forward so customers see the true character of each plank, not just a narrow face.
Flooring showrooms have a unique display challenge: planks look completely different horizontal versus vertical. The WT2015 presents samples at a 12° angle — close enough to flat for accurate color pe
Every WT2013 ships with a printed assembly guide that uses only pictures — no English required. We have shipped to 50+ countries and the feedback on our instructions has been universally positive.
Unlike display systems that become obsolete when you change product lines, the WF2025 is category-agnostic. It works equally well for hardwood, laminate, engineered wood, LVT, and bamboo planks.
