Proven Combination Stone Display Rack for Showrooms

A combination stone display rack solves one problem: showrooms stock both large boards and small samples, yet most racks hold only one format. This unit mixes them in one frame at 2241 x 450 x 959 mm. Side bays carry wide boards on open shelves, while a central wire-hook spine holds smaller chips. KERRY DISPLAY builds it in seamless steel with a white or grey baking paint finish.

Product Details

The drawing below lists the exact size, material, and finish of this combination stone display rack. Every unit ships fully welded with a uniform combination stone display rack finish, so showrooms can repeat it across a row with no visible difference.

Why Choose This Combination Stone Display Rack

Clients compare formats side by side, so sales talks move faster. A designer points to a full-size board, then pulls the matching chip from the spine without walking to another unit. So the combination stone display rack shortens the path from browsing to quoting. So talks move fast.

The mix also saves budget. Because one frame replaces a shelf wall plus a hook tower, you buy, install, and maintain a single fixture. Thus, growing showrooms stage a complete material story in under one square meter of floor. So the setup is quick. And the cost stays low.

Built for Stone, Tile and Wood

The side bays accept stone, tile, and wood boards of many widths, and the center spine grips small samples on eight hook rows. So granite slabs and mosaic chips share one visual line. For pairing ideas across stone types, read our quartzite versus marble guide. Our combination tile display rack applies the same logic to ceramic collections.

Two Finishes

White or grey baking paint covers the seamless steel frame. White suits airy, daylight shops that sell pale porcelain. Grey sets a gallery tone for dark quartzite and metals. Both finishes resist scuffs, so the frame keeps a fresh edge through daily use. So the choice is easy.

Care and Maintenance

Also, the mixed formats need one simple routine. First, dust the side shelves so wide boards sit flush. Then lift chips off the spine before you clean the hooks. Because both zones share one frame, a single pass covers the whole unit. So the display always looks quote-ready. And it takes five minutes.

Showroom Layout Ideas

Place the rack on a back wall as a spec wall, then keep walking aisles clear with slim towers up front. The 959 mm width fits standard bays, and the 450 mm depth holds traffic. Also, anchor a quote table nearby so talks happen next to the samples. So talks end faster. And the room reads clear. Yet the wall stays full. So growth costs less. For hybrid walls, the KYdisplay stone display rack hub collects more mixed setups.

Production and Delivery

KERRY DISPLAY makes every combination stone display rack in one production run. First, we cut side bays to your board width. Then the center spine welds square to the frame. So both formats sit level. Also, OEM projects get a free 3D drawing first, and we confirm every size before cutting. So the first cut is right. And waste stays low.

FAQ

What mixes of formats can it hold?

Side bays take wide boards, and the spine holds small chips on hooks. Most showrooms run large porcelain outside with stone strips inside.

How many samples fit in total?

About 28 boards plus a row of chips on the center spine, so one frame covers several collections at once.

Is custom sizing available?

Yes. KERRY DISPLAY adjusts width, tier pitch, color, and branding. OEM and ODM projects are welcome.