WOOD DISPLAYS
These Wooden Crate Jewelry Displays are a simple, yet sophisticated way to switch up your jewelry displays. The nesting crates are made of a natural pine material. Create a unique look for your store by staining these pieces or painting them to match your brand!
Bakers Rack Display 34"W x14½"D x 70½"H. 3 shelves measure 34"W x 6"D. 4 shelves measure 34"W x 11"D. 68-332 $145.50 ea.
Set Of 4 Nesting Crates Crates are 9" deep and measure: 18"Sq., 15"Sq., 12"Sq. and 9"Sq.
68-301 $36.50 ea.
Check out this tutorial on how to create these jewelry displays!
STEP 1 - MATERIALS
STEP 2 - PAINT AND ATTACH HOOKS
4-Side Pegboard Spinner 18" x 18" x 5'H. 68-330 $97.50 ea.
4-Panel Pegboard Screen 14½"W x 5'H. 68-328 $67.75 ea.
4 Basket Display Consists of: (1) 3-Panel display - each panel: 11½"W x 5'H
(4) One-peck baskets (11" dia. x 7"H) natural, unfinished.
(4) Support rods 68-304 (Display w/ Baskets) $67.75 ea. 68-306 (Extra Baskets) $3.95 ea.
STEP 3 - FINISHED LOOK
A-Frame Shelf Display Top-hinged 5'H x 14½"W panels open to form “A“ shape. Three 4'L x 9¾"D shelves slip through slats. Folds flat. 68-327 $64.50 ea.
3 Panel Shelf Display Consists of 3-Panel displayer (each panel is 14½"W x 5'H) and three 4'L x 9¾"D shelves. 68-302 $82.50 ea.
Simply go to
StoreSupplyblog.com and click on the tips category to view this tutorial and other great tutorials on how to spice up your store!
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