Planning a larger sign-holder order usually involves testing, quantity planning and logistics. These answers cover the practical steps before a retail rollout.
Yes. Reflex encourages sample testing so you can check the fit, grip, graphic size, orientation and appearance on your actual retail fixtures before committing to a larger order.
Use the Request a Sample Box page and provide enough information about your intended use for the team to help identify suitable options.
Yes. Reflex products are designed for commercial retail use and larger-volume orders. Reflex Prime is particularly suited to standardised, cost-effective requirements, while Select, Sustain and Affinity cover more specialised briefs.
Yes. Reflex works with retail estates and can discuss centralised purchasing, staged deliveries and direct-to-store distribution where required. Confirm the number of stores, quantities per location and rollout dates during the quotation process.
Direct-to-store delivery can be discussed for multi-site projects. Providing a store list and required quantities early helps the team plan packing, labelling and distribution efficiently.
Provide the product or range, graphic size, attachment type if known, approximate quantity, delivery requirements and any deadline. If the fitting is not known, include rail or fixture dimensions and photographs.
Yes. A physical test is the safest way to confirm that the chosen sign holder works with your specific fixtures and merchandising process. It can also reveal whether a different size, orientation or attachment would work better before production begins.
For larger quantities, contact Reflex directly for a commercial quotation. This allows the team to consider volume, specification and delivery requirements together rather than treating the project as a standard online order.
Share your approximate quantities, store count, fixture details and delivery requirements for a commercial quotation.
