[amayausers] Re: Display racks
- From: "Edna Khalifeh" <ednakhalifeh@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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- Date: Mon, 6 Feb 2006 21:08:56 -0600
Great idea! Some of those wardrobes are really nice! Thanks for the
suggestion!
Edna
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As for the wooden wardrobe displays in shops - watch for closings. We just
got 7 eight foot tall wardrobes and 4 nice tables that hang jackets or
shirts on both sides from Casual Corners that were closing. I haven't been
there, but some of the Toys R Us are also closing and selling all their
fixtures. You cannot beat the prices.....especially when they are on the
last day....they just give away stuff. We got 24 shelves from Casual
Corners that no one bought - got them free!
Barbara Ott
Digital Stitchz
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>I realize you are not in Texas, and there are other companies that offer
>these things, but
>this site will at least give you an idea what is available. I've been to
>the warehouse,
>they have so much! They also make the display cases in the section next to
>the showroom.
>http://www.fixturesintl.com/
>Edna
>www.etchedinthread.com <http://www.etchedinthread.com/>
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>Of Extreme Embroidery
>Sent: Monday, February 06, 2006 6:54 PM
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>Subject: [amayausers] Display racks
>
>Does anyone have some names of companies that sell display racks like are
>used at craft
>shows?? What I am looking for is the square metal wall displays. As I
>will be opening my
>retail shop this summer in a store front, I was also wanting to know if
>there is any
>secret to the wood wall displays I have seen in clothing stores? Would
>those be just
>lumber you would buy at a Home Depot, etc?? If anyone would know I would
>sure appreciate
>any suggestions.
>
>Thanks!
>Extreme Embroidery
>
>
>Extreme Embroidery & Design
>Darlene Weber, Owner
>640 6th Ave. SE
>Britt, Ia. 50423
>Ph (641) 843-3689
>Fax (641) 843-3689
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