When a display fixture must solve compatibility, structure, transport protection and assembly issues together, Big Fame turns the questions into an engineering path through replies, drawing iterations and improvement records.
The source correspondence discusses whether a head support would fit a 4-side peg board rack and how to hold a POP／Sign Holder on the rack. Big Fame proposed a magnetic holder and alternative materials to reduce tooling, MOQ and cost risk.
The project files include an auto clip rotating rack, 4-way peg board rack, hook shelves, POP／Sign Holder and multiple drawing iterations. The formal contract scope is not public.
The sources support requirement replies, design proposals, drawing iterations, defect analysis, structural／surface-protection improvements and assembly-document preparation. Formal contract responsibility remains project-specific.
The defect report records powder-coating damage, transport／trial-assembly damage and base-strength questions. The documented responses include triangular metal reinforcement, leg protection, plastic-bag protection and export-carton protection.
Assembly guides list the base, connecting tubes, L posts, frame boxes, hook shelves, pegboard panels and casters, then show how to assemble the rotating and four-way pegboard racks. A shipping-mark document is also present; the public page withholds the PO, client and formal quantity, and treats it as a shipping clue rather than independent freight receipt.
This page does not publish the client name, logo, formal order quantity, lead time, destination, load rating, test standard or current SKU commitment. Historical drawings and photographs are project sources, not a current catalogue.
Compatibility of a head support with a 4-side pegboard rack and a way to hold a POP／Sign Holder. The source supports Big Fame design replies and alternative-solution discussions.
Auto clip rotating rack, 4-way pegboard rack, hook shelf, POP／Sign Holder and multiple drawing iterations.
Metal frames, pegboard panels, casters, powder coating, triangular reinforcement, plastic-bag and export-carton protection.
The shipping mark records one set of each rack type; this is a packing／shipping clue, not an independent purchase order or receipt.
The sources do not establish a public formal lead time. The shipping mark contains a destination clue, but it is withheld and not independently verified on this page.
Anonymous engineering／delivery-preparation record; client identity, PO, authorization, commercial terms and site photos remain unpublished.
The source includes correspondence about compatibility, POP / sign-holder fixing and alternative materials, supporting requirement clarification and solution replies.
The source includes technical drawings, rotating-rack / four-way pegboard solutions, and improvement records for coating, transport damage and base strength.
The source includes assembly guides for the rotating rack and pegboard rack, final-product images and a shipping mark; the mark is a packing clue, not an independent freight receipt.
These records support the requirement, engineering iteration, improvement, assembly and packing-preparation scope; client name, PO, authorization, formal lead time and commercial delivery outcome are not claimed publicly.
It is currently published as an anonymous engineering and delivery record. The sources support the questions, design, improvement and assembly work, while authorization, quantity, lead time and destination remain undisclosed.
The source documents support requirement replies, design proposals, drawing iterations, defect analysis, structural／surface-protection improvements and assembly-document preparation. Formal contract responsibility remains project-specific.
Start with the display item, dimensions, mounting system, load context, quantity and transport conditions. Photos, drawings or a concept brief are useful starting points.
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