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Faceted Foam PVC Display Structures Before Finishing

White foam PVC panels are CNC-machined at angles and joined into faceted display forms, with workshop photographs showing temporary tape and exposed panel joints.

White faceted display forms of different sizes and orientations with visible panel seams on a workshop table
Foam PVC panels joined at different angles to form geometric display structures, photographed before finishing.

These three-dimensional display forms are made by CNC-machining foam PVC panels at angles and joining their faces. The workshop photographs record the structures before final finishing, including visible seams and temporary tape used to hold the panels in position.

Angled panel joints for faceted display forms

The main photograph shows white foam PVC structures in different sizes and orientations. Their flat faces meet at angles to create pointed and faceted outlines. Panel divisions and unfinished joints remain visible at this stage.

Length, height and the arrangement of faces can be considered for a shop or exhibition display. Related examples include a faceted acrylic and foam PVC display and foam PVC and acrylic exhibition boxes.

White faceted foam PVC shells on a worktable, including open forms with tape along the panel joints
Angled panels aligned and temporarily taped together before the surface finish.

Faceted shells held with temporary tape

Panels with different joint angles create sloping sides and open forms. Tape runs along aligned seams to hold the panels in position before finishing. This worktable view shows how the separate faces make up the three-dimensional shapes.

A long white faceted body with a tapered pencil-like end and temporary tape near the connection
An elongated foam PVC body in a pencil-shaped display structure before finishing.

An elongated pencil-shaped display body

Long white foam PVC panels form the faceted body of this pencil-shaped structure. A tapered end extends from the body, with temporary tape visible near the connection. The photograph shows the white panel surface and exposed joints before finishing.

Upright white faceted display structures with sloping upper panels and green tape on some joints
Different heights and face proportions in upright foam PVC forms, with temporary tape still visible.

Upright forms with sloping upper faces

Long vertical faces connect to sloping upper panels in these upright structures. The shapes use different heights and face proportions, and green tape remains on some of the joints. The photograph records this stage of fabrication before the final surface treatment.

Browse the display stand portfolio for further examples.

Discuss a geometric display structure

Share the finished size, quantity, intended use and a drawing or reference shape. Include the required height, length and face layout so that the panel divisions and joints can be planned together. Discuss your project.