Modular Cosmetic Display Wall with Gold Frame, Shelves and Drawer Storage

Item No.    SIN-ST00665       

Product Type    modular cosmetic display wall    

Primary Materials    Metal and wood    

Overall Width    144.00 in     

Overall Depth    19.69 in    

Overall Height    90.00 in     

Module Width    48.00 in each      

Base Cabinet Height    31.50 in     

Typical Display-Bay Depth    11.81 in    

Typical Vertical Shelf Spacing    11.25 in   

Top Fascia Height    14.50 in    

Frame    Gold-finished stainless-steel frame    

Back Panel    White lacquer back panel       

Display Elements    Adjustable shelves and open display compartments     

Standard Base Storage    Four-drawer base cabinet per module    

Standard Composition    Wall C + Wall B + Wall A       

Customization    Size, color, module mix, material and packaging options    

Suggested Retail Use    Beauty shops, boutiques, perfume stores, shopping malls and counters   

From the Aisle: Build a Recognizable Beauty Destination

A coordinated gold frame, white cabinetry and full-width top fascia give the display a strong architectural outline. Used as a luxury beauty retail display, the 144-inch composition can hold brand graphics above the merchandise while keeping the lower storage visually quiet.

At Arm's Length: Let Each Category Speak Differently

Not every cosmetic product needs the same shelf. Straight shelves suit boxed skincare; staggered rails can isolate hero items; open bays leave room for taller bottles, sets or testers. The cosmetic wall merchandising system brings these formats together without making the wall feel patched together.

During Product Selection: Keep Comparison Simple

The three modules divide a long run into readable zones. Customers can move naturally from skincare to color cosmetics or fragrance instead of facing one undifferentiated shelf. Gold accents frame each area without competing with packaging colors.

At the Consultation Point: Add Visual Pauses

Vertical graphic panels, framed niches and open counter-height ledges break up long rows of products. These pauses give the eye somewhere to rest and provide useful locations for campaign artwork, mirrors or assisted-selling moments, subject to the final module selection.

Behind the Scene: Store Refill Stock where Staff Need It

Four drawers beneath each standard module keep backup units and service materials below the active display. The upper wall remains curated; replenishment stock stays close enough for staff to refresh shelves without leaving the department.

Wall C: Education and Range Building

Wall C combines a tall graphic panel with regular horizontal shelves. It is a natural home for skincare routines, ingredient stories or product families that benefit from a clear top-to-bottom sequence. Within the beauty store display cabinet, the graphic area can introduce the category while the shelves carry the sellable range.

Wall B: Hero Products and Guided Discovery

The center module uses asymmetrical frames, shelving and a narrow visual panel. Its composition draws attention toward selected launches rather than presenting every item with equal weight. This makes Wall B useful for color stories, premium sets or a single campaign that needs more theatre.

Wall A: Minimal Presentation with Gold-Tone Rails

Wall A uses a warm metallic backdrop and staggered horizontal supports. The open spacing gives a smaller number of products more presence. As a gold frame makeup display, it can highlight signature shades, fragrance bottles or limited-edition packaging without overcrowding the bay.

Shared Frame and Back-Panel Language

A gold-finished stainless-steel structure links all three modules, while white lacquer back panels and base cabinets maintain continuity. The result reads as one installation even though each section performs a different merchandising task.

Drawer Storage below Every Standard Module

The standard drawing shows four drawer fronts in each 48-inch base. Dividing reserve stock by module allows staff to keep the replenishment supply directly below the relevant category instead of mixing products in a remote stock cabinet.

A modular cosmetic display wall works best when its composition reflects how customers shop the category. High-volume products need accessible shelves; story-led launches need graphic space; premium items often benefit from fewer products and stronger framing.

Because the modules can be recombined, the same visual system can support a single-brand counter, a multi-category beauty department or a compact boutique installation. The final arrangement should follow the merchandise plan rather than a fixed decorative formula.

1. Start with the Range, Not the Furniture

Sintop can review product dimensions, SKU count, tester requirements and campaign graphics before the module arrangement is fixed. This determines which products need shelves, rails, niches or more open presentation space.

2. Build the Right A/B/C Combination

The standard cosmetic wall merchandising system uses Wall C + Wall B + Wall A across a 144-inch run. Smaller combinations shown in attachments 10 and 11 allow the project team to select two or three modules around the available wall length and category priorities.

3. Coordinate Finish, Graphics and Storage

Frame color, back-panel treatment, printed graphics and base-cabinet layout can be aligned with the beauty brand or store interior. A customized gold frame makeup display can retain the premium metallic language while adjusting the actual tone, shelf pattern and image placement.

4. Confirm the Technical Package before Production

Overall size, module sequence, shelf positions, lighting requirements, electrical routing and drawer configuration should be approved in the final drawing. This separates what is visible in the concept images from what is confirmed for manufacturing.

5. Deliver a Fixture Staff Can Operate

A successful beauty store display cabinet has to work after opening day. Category-based drawer storage, reachable shelves and clear product zones help the retail team replenish, clean and reset the presentation as campaigns change.

1.Engineering from concept to detailed construction design

2.Strong project management throughout the manufacturing process

3.Attention to details

4. Production time to meet clients needs

5.IS09001/IS014001/OHSAS18001/SEDEX & UL-certificated factory

6.Good factory -Sintop is a company who develops partnership with clients through quality, service and honest communication

1.When Sintop Started Business

We started our business in 2002 under the name "Hanlong". In 2006, we registered the brand "Sintop" and began exporting directly, managing all orders in-house. Hanlong and Sintop belong to the same company and share the same owner.

2.Which countries do you mainly export to?

We mainly export to USA, UK, Russia, Germany, Australia, and France, serving international retail and brand clients with custom display rack solutions.

3.Do you have a minimum order quantity?

No, we do not have a minimum order. Any order size is welcome, whether it’s a single prototype or a large bulk order.

4.What is your production capacity and lead time?

New items: 3–5 weeks for tooling and production. Reorders: 2–4 weeks depending on the product type. We are flexible and always strive to meet your required delivery dates.

5.Which countries or regions do you serve?

Sintop’s custom display racks are shipped globally, with key markets in USA, Europe, and Australia. We work closely with retailers, brand stores, and display solution providers to deliver high-quality, tailored solutions.

6.Can you provide OEM or ODM services?

Yes, Sintop specializes in OEM and ODM custom display racks. Whether you have drawings or just an idea, we can design and manufacture according to your specifications.

7.What shipping methods do you offer?

Standard: Container shipments (20'/40'/40HC/45') or LCL. Urgent: Air freight or express delivery. We can also assist with freight coordination if needed.

8.How do you handle quality issues or missing items?

If any quality issues or missing merchandise occur, please contact our sales team immediately: Email: info@xm-hanlong.com / grace@xm-sintop.com Phone: +86-592-383-2652 / Mobile: +86-188-5920-1964 We take full responsibility and will replace or correct any issues promptly.

9.What payment terms and Incoterms do you accept?

Payment: T/T Incoterms: EXW, FOB, CIF, DAP, DDU，DDP We aim to make transactions smooth and flexible for international clients.

10.What types of display racks can Sintop manufacture?

Sintop can produce a wide range of custom retail display racks, including: Metal display racks (grid panels, wire racks, tubular structures) Wooden display stands (solid wood, plywood, MDF) Mixed-material solutions combining metal, wood, and acrylic, electronic and etc. All racks can be tailored to store layout, product type, and brand design requirements.

11.How does Sintop ensure the quality of its display racks?

Quality control is integrated at every stage: Raw material inspection for metals and wood Structural checks and welding inspections Surface finish tests (powder coating, chrome plated, wooden surface) Final assembly and stability checks Each display rack is carefully tested to guarantee durability, safety, and visual appeal before shipment.