Proven Leaning Stone Display Rack for Showrooms

A leaning stone display rack shows boards the way clients would hold them. Each sample leans on a tilted support arm, so the face sits flat and even across every row. The tower stands 1950 mm tall on a 500 x 600 mm base and carries about 30 stone, tile, or wood samples over ten tiers. KERRY DISPLAY welds the frame from seamless steel and bakes on a white or champagne finish.

Product Details

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

Why Choose This Leaning Stone Display Rack

Flat racks hide texture. Because the arms tilt each board forward, light rakes across honed marble and brushed granite the way it would on a wall. So clients judge finish and color truthfully, and returns drop. Also, the leaning pose invites touch, which speeds decisions.

The arm layout also loads fast. Staff drop each board onto two arms and move on, so a full restock takes minutes. Thus, the rack suits busy retail floors where displays reset weekly for new arrivals.

Built for Stone, Tile and Wood

Ten tiers across three columns give the leaning stone display rack its 30-board capacity. Stone, tile, and wood samples share the same arms, and the steel carries heavy granite without flex. For stone care basics that protect polished faces, the Natural Stone Institute publishes clear guidance. When you need a steeper tilt, our slanted stone display rack holds boards at a fixed angle.

Two Finishes

White or champagne baking paint covers the seamless steel. White keeps the wall quiet so samples lead. Champagne adds warmth beside beige travertine and honey onyx. Both finishes wipe clean, so the rack stays sharp in high-traffic aisles.

Care and Maintenance

Also, daily care protects the finish and the samples. First, dust the arms weekly, so boards seat flat. Then wipe spills at once, because stone faces stain fast. Yet never drag the tower; lift it by the frame instead. Thus the arms stay true and every row keeps its even lean.

Showroom Layout Ideas

Set the rack against a long wall to form a material library, or split pairs between departments. The 600 mm depth clears walkways, and the rounded header takes your logo. Also, keep one column free near the entry, so staff can stage new arrivals fast. Then rotate colors weekly, because fresh walls pull repeat visits. Also, it teams well with our tilted stone display rack for a mixed-height display row. So choose the tone that fits your stone story. For more tilted walls, KYdisplay offers a proven leaning tile display rack in the same style.

Production and Delivery

KERRY DISPLAY welds each leaning stone display rack on a fixed jig. First, the jig sets every arm at the same tilt. Then the frame bakes in white or champagne. So rows line up across repeat orders. Also, we pack arms and frame in one carton, and spare arms ship on request.

FAQ

How many boards can one rack carry?

About 30 samples over 10 tiers and 3 columns. Wider slabs reduce the count, so plan one slot per color.

Will thin tiles slip off the arms?

No. Each arm tilts back a few degrees, so gravity seats the board. Even 5 mm porcelain rests stable.

Can I order it in my brand color?

Yes. KERRY DISPLAY supports OEM colors, sizes, and logo headers for trade orders.