A sheet of frosted acrylic with rear-mounted bayonet base creates a new style of merchandising display surface. I am not overly found of the hazy show-through of the backplates though, and think I would have used an opaque material. Halfway is a weak visual position in merchandising or any design. My position would be either show backs completely mounted on the front, or hide completely mounting from rear. So who said I couldn’t be decisive? Or maybe two recommendations is one too many for “decisive.”
For interesting alternatives see…
“Bayonet Mount Outfits Acrylic“ (This Post)
“Bar Outfitted with Bayonet Mount“
“Bayonet Mount Hook“
“Bar Merchandiser Plugs-In“
“Large-Bore Plug-in Hook“
“Hidden Hex-Key Mount Faceout”
“Round Faceout Fits Square Hole“Moving farther afield browse…
“Plug ‘N Play Jewelry Display“
“Wood Inlay as Point-of-Purchase Display“
“Basketball as a Seasonal Theme“
“Tree-Like Display Sports Metal Faceouts“
“Hat Ledge Plugs In”
“When to Use a Permanent Hook”
“Baseline Post for Plug-in Hooks“
“Plug-in and Pegboard Hooks Combine“
“Plug-in Hook of a Different Sort“