Product gallery
Shop fixtures, service counters, retail displays, branded merchandise and hard goods, produced across southern China. Most of these combine several materials and several factories against one fixed delivery date — which is exactly the part that goes wrong when nobody is managing it.

Freestanding corrugate units for Betty Crocker, Nature Valley and Old El Paso — printed, die-cut and flat-packed for freight.

A two-sided shelf unit for a tea and plant-based latte range, built to the retailer's floor spec.

An appliance demonstration unit with an illuminated brand header and printed spec panels down the wing.

Rotating floor stands with printed drum headers and wire display wheels, photographed on the production floor before packing.

Shatterproof baubles matched against Pantone references, alongside artificial trees, garland and tinsel from the same programme.

Baubles and tinsel assembled to an agreed colour group, shot against the approved palette so the match can be checked at a glance.

Powder-coated steel racks with lift-up upper rails, trial-assembled and load-tested at the factory before shipment.

Custom-printed poles with wrist straps, snow baskets and drawstring carry bags, packed and counted as a complete set.

Windproof frame with the client's logo screen-printed across alternating panels.

A cotton twill cap with LEDs set into the underside of the brim and a contrast sandwich trim.

An automotive headlight unit, individually wrapped and boxed for export.

Fully custom silhouettes built as a matched set — hull, wheels and signage die-cut from corrugate and assembled on site.

A one-off shape with a printed hull and standing sail, engineered to ship flat and assemble without tools.

Five tiers with side hook arms, colour-matched to the campaign and braced to hold glass units without bowing.

Deep shelves sized to the exact carton, topped with a die-cut header that survives a busy aisle.

End-cap format with hook bars, built to a retailer’s fixture spec and delivered to their in-store date.

Shelf trays and a printed header, finished to hold colour and shape in a humid store environment.

Four loaded tiers on a slim footprint — the structural work is keeping it rigid under full bottles.

Solid timber, hand-finished and built as a permanent fixture rather than a promotional unit.

Shaped to the product itself and mounted on castors so staff can move it fully loaded.

A play surface children actually use, so every edge, joint and fixing had to pass safety review.

Sized to the retailer’s counter footprint, with angled tiers so every shade stays visible from standing height.

A wheeled espresso cart with a folding awning, powder-coated frame and a laminate service counter, built to roll into a venue and set up in minutes.

A solid timber unit with a printed header and product shelves, specified to survive repeated assembly on the trade-show circuit.

A white and gold serving counter with a raised brand panel — lacquered panels, mitred edges and a finish held to a premium standard.

Oak barrel tables and timber floor fixtures for a wine retail floor, stained to one colour reference across several pieces of furniture.

A black steel and print fixture system — an end unit and a matching run of wall shelving, designed as one family so a store can be fitted in any combination.

A backlit acrylic plinth with an edge-lit face and concealed LED strip, wired and tested before packing.

A free-standing archway with a printed masonry finish over a timber and board frame, engineered to ship flat and assemble on site without tools.

A vacuum-formed plastic tiered unit — one tool, four identical trays, colour matched to the campaign artwork.

A powder-coated steel merchandiser with a moulded cup header, shipped knocked down and assembled in store.

A rotating two-tier stand with a domed top, spun and welded in steel, then powder-coated to the brand red.
Shown as work history: these are display, merchandise and product programs we worked on as part of a supply chain team. Product brands appearing in the photographs are the property of their owners; their appearance describes our experience and does not imply any endorsement of, or current relationship with, 45 Imports.
The cheapest manufacturer is rarely the best one. Checking quality on the floor, before your goods leave China, is our point of difference.