| Form | cube riser form |
|---|---|
| Placement | countertop placement |
| Role | raise & frame role |
| Material | clear acrylic |
Definition
A riser is a block placed under an exhibit to add nothing but height — a tool that says ‘this is the hero’ without re-shelving, and pushes the cost of a re-merchandising close to zero.
Counter sales move with whatever sits at eye height. The AC-RB10 stands a product one step up on a cube, and being clear, it never competes with the product’s colour.
Height is merchandising grammar
Items at one height read as one weight to a customer; the higher step forces the reading ‘this one is the hero’, letting you place the margin-maker where it is measured. When the hero changes, the cube moves and the layout continues.
A clear block keeps the product’s colour
A tinted riser dyes the product with its own cast; clear acrylic passes the counter surface and background straight through, so cosmetics or bottled drinks match their photos. A polished-edge specification picks up light along the rim.
How much weight does it hold?
Load capacity follows from the sheet and size build, so we publish no blanket figure; send the item's real weight and your outer-size wish and we will spec it on a drawing.