Print and Poster Display Racks

Galleries, print shops, photographers, and artists use them to merchandise matted prints and posters at fairs, markets, storefronts, and studios. The angled trays let browsers flip through the work upright and lift out a piece to view it, which turns a stack of prints into something people will actually shop. The models on locking casters move easily around a booth or gallery floor, while the tabletop rack works on a counter or checkout. All are built from powder-coated steel for commercial use and repeated handling.

Start with the sleeve size you display, because each rack is built to fit specific print and poster sleeves — several models hold 20"x26" and 18"x24" sleeves, one fits 24"x36" and 26"x32", and the largest takes 30"x40", 32"x40", and 32"x42". Then choose the format that fits your space: a tabletop rack (base 22"x17", 15" high, up to 50 sleeves) sits on a counter; an elevated rack on locking casters (35½" high, up to 50) brings the work to standing viewing height; and a two-level rack (41" high, up to 100 sleeves) doubles capacity for a busy booth or showroom. The wheeled racks roll where you need them and lock in place; the tabletop sits on a solid fixed base.