Knife Displays Ref. 9001

White Geometric Pattern Cardboard Knife Display Stand

This white geometric-pattern cardboard knife display stand holds knives at an angle for retail display, made in Pakistan.

$0.75
Unit price. Rates are degressive by quantity, size and material.
Wholesale $0.53
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  • Factory direct Sialkot, since 1982
  • Worldwide shipping
  • Private label on request
  • Wholesale pricing by quantity

About this knife

This knife display stand is cut from white cardboard printed with a geometric triangle pattern, forming an angled, multi-slot rack that holds a row of knives upright for retail counters. Manufactured in Pakistan, it's a lightweight, disposable-style merchandising fixture. A wholesale item for retailers wanting an affordable display stand for their knife range.

Specifications

Weight
0.093 kg
Knife Notes

Know-how from our Sialkot workshop

Best uses

Promotions and pop-ups that suit a featherweight card stand

At just 93 g, this white card stand suits short campaigns: set it up, sell through, then recycle it. The triangle print gives a crisp, modern backdrop, and as a keychain stand for display of small folders it can be moved with one hand.

  • Trade-fair and pop-up stalls
  • Holiday gift promotions
  • Launching a new knife line
  • Weekend market tables
  • Seasonal shop windows
  • Sales reps' sample kits
Questions & answers

Card stand questions from retailers

How should I display a knife collection?

When a collection changes often, a light stand is more practical than a cabinet, because you can try an arrangement for a few weeks and move it in seconds. Line the knives up by length so the tips form an even row against the white background, and separate similar handle colours so each piece stands on its own. Anything rare or valuable belongs in a closed case.

How long will a cardboard stand last?

It is a disposable-style fixture, so think in terms of a season or a promotion rather than years. Kept dry, away from mopped floors and spilled drinks, it holds its shape for the length of a campaign. For a permanent counter, the plastic or wooden stands in the same range are the better buy.

Can I add it to a knife order?

Yes. Retailers stocking Pakistan-made knives from our catalogue can add a few card stands to the same order, so a promotion is ready to set up the day the carton is opened.

Quality check

What to inspect when the card stands arrive

Cardboard fixtures are inexpensive, but a crushed or stained one still costs a sale. Open the carton and check a few stands:

  • The white surface is clean, with no grey scuffs or dents from transit.
  • The geometric triangle print is sharp and square to the edges, not shifted.
  • Slots are cleanly cut, with no torn fibres that could snag a handle.
  • Folds are crisp and the stand sits level without rocking.
  • Loaded with a handful of knives made in Pakistan, it holds them at an even angle without sagging.
How to use

Loading a light card stand so it stays upright

  1. Place it on a dry, level counter, away from doors and draughts that could tip such a light stand.
  2. Put the heavier knives in the middle of the row and the lighter ones towards the ends, so the weight stays centred.
  3. Insert every folder closed; no edge should touch the card, and no customer should have to reach over an open blade.
  4. Price each slot with a small removable sticker on the front edge, because card tears when tape is pulled off.
  5. Once a week, square up the row, and swap in a fresh stand as soon as the slots start to soften.