Events

Market Preview: GlobalShop 2004

March 22-24, Las Vegas

Published

20 years ago

March 2, 2004

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Following is a sampling of companies exhibiting at GlobalShop. Listings indicate the show they are participating in, abbreviated as such: SF = Store Fixturing Show; VM = Visual Merchandising Show; SDO = Store Design & Operations; and DS = The Digital Store. (Note: not all companies submitted images.)

Abet Laminati (Englewood, N.J.) shows the “Monitor” collection of digitally created laminates. Features 12 patterns and is available in custom designs. (800-228-2238, 201-541-0700; fax: 201-541-0701; e-mail: nj@abetlaminati.com; Internet: www.abetlaminati.com) SF

ALU (New York) features its “Box Collection” of brushed aluminum frames. The translucent panels are made of acrylic, glass, metal and laminates. Available with pegboard and shelf attachments. Shown here with customized laser-cut openings for product showoffs. (212-462-8600; Internet: www.alu.com) SF

American Music Environments (AME) (Bloomfield Hills, Mich.) exhibits its “AME-2020” digital music system, which provides customized music and programming. Controls one or numerous locations and does not require satellites, tapes or CDs. (888-263-5005; Internet: www.amemusic.com) VM

Amerlux Lighting Solutions (Fairfield, N.J.) introduces the “Aspect” line of track lighting fixtures. Features a choice of horizontal or vertical ballast-housing configurations. Available with a range of lamp types and wattages and custom-color finishes. (973-882-5010; fax: 973-882-8970; e-mail: mail@amerlux.com; Internet: www.amerlux.com) SF

Architectural Systems Inc. (New York) introduces the “Restoration Rubber Tile” collection of square, rectangular and hexagonal shapes in vintage hues. Emulates the look of antique stones and offers non-slip protection. (800-793-0224, 212-206-1730; fax: 212-206-1736; e-mail: sales@archsystems.com; Internet: www.archsystems.com) SF

Artitalia Group (Montreal) showcases its three affiliates: Artitalia – custom fixtures; Hemsley – contract display furniture; and IVC – visual merchandising solutions. On exhibit will be fixturing systems, visual merchandising collections and a new wall system for creating booth walls. (800-644-7595; fax: 514-643-4973; e-mail: info@artitalia-group.ca; Internet: www.artitalia-group.com) SF

Bartco Lighting (Huntington Beach, Calif.) presents the “PAR30 Adjusta-Lock” multi-head recessed luminaire available in two-, three- and four-lamp configurations. Lamp head rotation and tilt angles are lockable. PAR20 and MR-16 models are also available. (714-848-0892; e-mail: info@bartcolighting.com; Internet: www.bartcolighting.com) SF

Blue Display (Ocoyoacac, Mexico) features custom wood hangers in a variety of shapes, styles and designs. (+52-728-287-6313; fax: +52-728-287-6801; e-mail: info@bluedisplay.com.mx; Internet: www.bluedisplay.com.mx) VM

Boston Retail Products (Medford, Mass.) presents the “EcoSeries” earth-friendly impact-protection products. The Bumper and Base Channel help reduce environmental waste at the same cost as a rigid bumper series. (800-225-1633; fax: 781-395-0155; e-mail: info@bostonretail.com; Internet: www.bostonretail.com) SF

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