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MDF Display Stands with White Film, Teal and Navy Paint, and Castors

Tall MDF back panels and rectangular display bases combine white interior film with teal or navy paint and castors. Separate fabrication examples show perforated MDF, CNC-cut lattice panels and a birch plywood tree display.

Rows of MDF display stands in a workshop with tall white back panels, teal or navy lower boxes and castors underneath
White film and teal or navy paint finish the MDF stands, with castors below each base.

These MDF product stands combine tall back panels, rectangular lower display boxes and castors. Cut MDF sheets form the stand bodies. White interior film covers the upper backs and display tops, while teal or navy paint finishes the lower areas for use in shops and event displays.

White film and painted lower sections on wheeled stands

The main workshop photograph shows several stands with the same basic layout. The colour extends from each lower box into the bottom of the back panel with a softly blended boundary. The white display tops and tall white backs remain distinct from the coloured lower sections, and castors are fitted underneath.

For another sheet-material fixture, see the PVC foam board product displays.

Several perforated panels stacked on a workbench, with repeated rows of round holes visible across their surfaces
A separate fabrication example showing repeated round-hole patterns in flame-retardant MDF panels.

Separate round-hole machining in MDF panels

This separate fabrication example uses flame-retardant MDF panels with repeated round holes. Several boards carry the same regular hole arrangement. The photograph records the perforated panels together on a workbench.

Unfinished MDF lattice panels with geometric patterns and a tall central opening, with an octagonal patterned piece in front
Separate CNC-cut MDF lattice panels shown before surface finishing.

Separate CNC-cut MDF lattice patterns

These unfinished MDF panels have repeating lattice patterns made by CNC machining. A tall panel with a large central opening, a narrow patterned strip and an octagonal patterned piece are shown together. They are separate decorative panel work, distinct from the film-and-paint display stands.

For an introduction to the two methods, see the acrylic CNC and laser cutting guide.

A birch plywood tree-shaped display with branches, leaf and fruit shapes above circular tiers around a central support
A separate CNC-cut birch plywood display with detachable tiers and a tree-shaped centre.

A separate birch plywood tree display with detachable tiers

This tree-shaped display uses birch plywood. CNC cutting forms the trunk, branches, leaves and fruit shapes, which connect with circular display tiers around the central structure. The tiers and centre are designed to separate. The photograph shows the fabricated display in the workshop.

More fixtures appear in the display portfolio.

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