large porcelain tiles push-pull display stand
Floor space costs money. It fits up to 16 full-size porcelain slabs in roughly the footprint of a standard doorway. That double-density display capacity means more products shown per square.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many slabs can the CT601 display at once?
The CT601 is engineered for double-density storage — it fits up to 16 full-size porcelain slabs in roughly the footprint of a standard doorway. That is roughly twice the capacity of a conventional single-sided display rack, so you show more products per square foot without expanding your showroom.
What makes the CT601 a double-density display cabinet?
Unlike single-row pull-out racks, the CT601 uses a dual-bay sliding architecture. Slabs are arranged in two parallel rows behind each pull-out panel, effectively doubling the display capacity within the same floor area. Customers pull one panel and see a full face; push it back and the next panel is ready behind it.
What tile sizes fit the CT601 cabinet?
The CT601 accommodates large-format porcelain tiles and slabs including 600×1200mm, 750×1500mm, 900×1800mm, 1200×2400mm, and custom sintered stone panels. Slot spacing and panel dimensions are customized to your specific product range.
Is the CT601 suitable for high-traffic retail environments?
Yes. The frame is cold-rolled steel with anti-rust surface treatment — acid pickling and baking finish. The ball-bearing sliders are rated for hundreds of pull-out cycles daily, and the dampened stops prevent slamming that could damage slab edges. It is built for showrooms where customers browse actively all day.
How is the CT601 shipped and installed?
The CT601 ships in flat-pack modules with pre-drilled holes, complete accessories, and assembly instructions. Showroom staff can assemble it without specialized tools. Standard production time is 15 to 20 business days after deposit. Packaging uses fiber straps, cardboard, and wooden crates for international shipping.
Applications and Ideal Use Cases
- Large-format porcelain tile showrooms — maximize display density in limited floor space
- Wholesale tile distribution centers — organized high-capacity slab storage with walk-up access
- Trade show and exhibition booths — compact footprint with maximum product exposure
- Architectural material libraries — double-density catalog for specifier browsing
- Kitchen and bath design studios — showcase full-size porcelain and sintered stone slabs
