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Fashion boutique with a dark display table and garments on rails

Retail and boutiques

Present product the way it deserves.

Retail displays have to sell on sight. Glass cases protect and spotlight premium stock, shelving carries the range, and digital posters at the entrance change with every campaign.

Typical requests

  • Showcases for jewelry, accessories and limited stock
  • Feature walls and perimeter shelving
  • Entrance and window LED posters
  • Counter displays for add-on sales
A lit gas station canopy alone in the dark

Convenience stores and gas stations

Security and speed at the counter.

C-store and fuel retail runs on impulse purchases and fast transactions, often with high-theft and age-restricted products. Locking glass cases, backbar shelving and promotional screens keep the counter organized, secure and selling.

Typical requests

  • Locking cases for high-theft and age-restricted items
  • Backbar shelving behind the register
  • Counter displays for impulse items
  • Digital promotions at the door and register
Grocery produce wall stocked with vegetables

Grocery and specialty food

Move promotions and seasonal ranges.

Grocery floors need displays that can change with the season and the circular. Floor displays and digital signage carry promotions, while glass cases suit bakery and specialty counters.

Typical requests

  • Promotional floor displays at entrances and aisle ends
  • Bakery and deli glass cases
  • Digital signage for weekly offers
  • Specialty shelving for premium ranges
Bakery glass display case filled with pastries

Restaurants, cafés and bakeries

Menus that change and cases that tempt.

In food service, the counter is the menu. Pastry cases put product in front of every customer in line, and digital menu boards let you change prices and dayparts without reprinting.

Typical requests

  • Countertop pastry and grab-and-go cases
  • Digital menu boards
  • Counter displays beside the register
  • Interior and menu signage
Dark wooden pharmacy shelving filled with jars, with a library ladder

Clinics and pharmacies

Calm, organized and easy to navigate.

Healthcare spaces need clarity first. Organized shelving and counter displays present over-the-counter ranges, wayfinding signs help patients find their way, and screens keep waiting areas informed.

Typical requests

  • Over-the-counter counter displays and shelving
  • Wayfinding and department signage
  • Waiting area screens
  • Glass cases for retail products
Dark gym interior lit by a single LED strip

Gyms and fitness

Sell at the front desk, inform on the floor.

Gyms sell supplements, apparel and memberships from the front desk, and need to share schedules and offers with members. Display cases, merchandise walls and screens handle all three.

Typical requests

  • Supplement and merchandise cases
  • Merchandise walls
  • Screens for class schedules and offers
  • Branded wall signage
A trophy displayed inside a glass case

Schools, non-profits and institutions

Recognition and information in public spaces.

Schools and institutions display achievements, history and daily information in busy public halls. Trophy and award cases, announcement screens and wayfinding signs need to look good and hold up.

Typical requests

  • Trophy, award and archive cases
  • Announcement and information screens
  • Wayfinding and room signage
  • Lobby and recognition displays
Dark marble hotel lobby with a reception desk

Hotels, events and trade shows

Make an impression, then move it.

Hospitality and event spaces need displays that look premium and often need to move. Rolling LED posters and LED walls work in lobbies, ballrooms and booths, alongside showcases and signage.

Typical requests

  • Rolling LED posters for lobbies and events
  • Mobile LED video walls
  • Booth showcases and product towers
  • Directional and event signage

Photography on this page shows typical environments for each industry. It does not depict Keyon Display installations.

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