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Proven Curved Stone Display Stand for Showrooms
Premium curved stone display stand by KERRY DISPLAY. S-shaped steel frame, 1830x560x380mm, baking paint, white or grey. Holds 20 stone, tile and wood samples.
Proven Curved Stone Display Stand for Showrooms
A curved stone display stand turns a plain showroom corner into a feature wall. The S-shaped frame leans back in a gentle arc, so every tile catches light at a soft angle while clients walk past. KERRY DISPLAY builds this unit at 1830 x 560 x 380 mm in seamless steel with a baking paint finish. Also, the slim 380 mm base keeps aisles open while the arc holds about 20 stone, tile, or wood samples on two rows of wire hooks.
Product Details
The drawing below lists the exact size, material, and finish of this curved stone display stand. Every unit ships fully welded with a uniform curved stone display stand finish, so showrooms can repeat it across a row with no visible difference.







Why Choose This Curved Stone Display Stand
Most flat racks force clients to step back to see the top rows. This curved stone display stand solves that with a flowing S profile. So the lower tiers tilt toward the eye and the upper tiers stay readable from one standing spot. Shoppers scan a full color story in seconds, and staff restock from the front without tools.
The arc also adds brand value. A straight rack stores samples, yet a curved one stages them. Because the silhouette reads as furniture rather than shelving, it lifts the look of marble, quartzite, and porcelain collections alike. Thus, showrooms use it as a centerpiece near the entrance, then repeat it down the wall for a rhythmic lineup.
Built for Stone, Tile and Wood
The stand carries stone, tile, and wood samples on the same wire hooks. Marble and granite tiles sit secure because each hook cradles the board edge. So mixing 600 x 600 mm porcelain with thinner stone strips takes no extra parts. For handling care across soft and hard stones, the Natural Stone Institute offers useful guidance that pairs well with this rack. If you need a straight tower instead, our vertical stone display rack follows the same steel standard.
Two Finishes
KERRY DISPLAY paints the curved stone display stand in white or grey baking enamel. White suits bright, minimalist showrooms with pale marble. Grey frames dark basalt and graphite quartz with a gallery feel. Both finishes bake onto seamless steel, so the surface wipes clean and resists chips in busy zones.
Care and Maintenance
Also, care for this unit takes little effort. First, wipe the frame weekly with a soft, dry cloth. Then check the wire hooks each month, so loose boards never sit out of line. Yet avoid bleach or acid cleaners, because they dull the paint. Thus the arc stays bright for years of daily showroom use.
Showroom Layout Ideas
Place one stand at the entry to lead the eye, then pair two back to back beside a consultation table. The 380 mm depth fits tight aisles, and the 560 mm width lets you repeat units in a row with no dead space. Also, it pairs well with our slanted vertical stone display rack when you want a mixed lineup of tilts and heights. For more curved layouts, KYdisplay stages a similar curved steel tile display stand on its site.
Production and Delivery
KERRY DISPLAY welds each curved stone display stand in our own factory. First, laser-cut steel forms the arc. Then robot welds lock the joints, and the baking paint cures at high heat. So the frame ships strong and even. Also, we pack each unit flat in foam, and OEM orders ship with your logo on the header.
FAQ
How many samples does it hold?
About 20 boards on two wire-hook columns across 10 tiers. Wider boards may reduce the count, so leave a finger of space between colors.
What sample sizes fit the hooks?
Most 300 to 600 mm tiles and stone strips sit safely. Heavy granite stays put because the steel frame carries the load at the base.
Can I order a custom color or height?
Yes. KERRY DISPLAY offers OEM sizes, colors, and logo panels. Send your drawing and our team confirms the design before production.








