Question 1

What are the latest display stand trends in Johannesburg retail?

Answer

In Gauteng malls, brands favour sleek acrylic countertop units, illuminated plinths, and modular endcaps for fast rollouts. Digital‑ready holders and QR callouts are common in Sandton, Rosebank and Fourways. Custom shelf sizing boosts facings and impulse buys.

Question 2

How do custom stands increase sales in SA stores?

Answer

Tailored POP wins attention at tills, endcaps and demo counters. Acrylic trays and plinths improve brand blocking and keep SKUs tidy—lifting impulse purchases and compliance.

Question 3

Which materials suit durable, eco‑aware stands?

Answer

Acrylic (PMMA) gives premium clarity and long life; PETG or polycarbonate add impact resistance. For eco goals, use recycled acrylic or pair with wood accents. We recycle offcuts and design long‑life rollouts.

Question 4

What are typical lead times in Johannesburg?

Answer

Standard: 3–10 working days. Complex/illuminated: 10–21. Rush options often possible—share your deadline.

Question 5

How long does the custom prototype process take at Moriah Plastics?

Answer

Typical prototype lead times for custom Perspex POS fixtures in Gauteng range from about 3 to 7 working days after finalising drawings and artwork, depending on complexity and current capacity. Complex units with metalwork or lighting may take longer due to additional sub‑suppliers.

Once the prototype is approved, medium‑size production runs for point of sale displays South Africa wide (for example 20–200 units) commonly run around 1–3 weeks, again depending on machining time, bonding, drying and packing requirements. Very large rollouts or phased deliveries for national chains can extend to several weeks, but benefit from economies of scale on material and setup.

Question 6

What branding options do you offer?

Answer

UV print, laser engraving, decals/vinyl, colour acrylics. We match brand colours and supply proofs. For retail, prefer durable UV print or removable decals.

Question 7

What is the minimum order quantity (MOQ)?

Answer

MOQ is 1. We build one‑offs and scale to chain rollouts. Unit cost decreases with volume and simpler specs.

Question 8

What materials do you work with?

Answer

PMMA (Perspex/Plexiglas, Astariglas, Röhm), ABS, HIPS (flat styrene), PETG, Polycarbonate, Chromadek, foamboard, MDF, wood. See our Services & Capabilities page for details.

Question 9

Do you handle installation and setup?

Answer

Most countertop and plinth units are plug‑and‑play. For illuminated or in‑store fixtures, we provide mounting notes or coordinate installers. Ship flat with guides or pre‑assembled.

Question 10

Where should stands be placed for best results?

Answer

High‑traffic points: checkouts, entrances, endcaps, demo counters and queuing areas. QR prompts and sampling near tills drive measurable uplift.

Question 11

How do we measure ROI?

Answer

Track before/after sales, basket attachment, dwell time and compliance. Add store photos/planograms; for digital elements, track QR scans and coupon redemptions.

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