This dispensary store uses two angled-top glass display cases flanking a vertical plant wall as the central visual axis. The black powder-coated steel frame supports an open base while the oak drawer cabinets provide lockable storage below. The layout balances security display with open shelving on both side walls, matching the needs of a cannabis dispensary retail floor.

Angled Glass Display Cases

Each case stands on four square-tube black steel legs welded into an open rectangular frame. The upper enclosure is a pitched glass canopy divided into three angled panels, framed in black metal. Tempered glass sides allow product viewing from front and sides.

Below the glass top, the oak veneer cabinet holds six drawers arranged in three columns and two rows. Each drawer carries a brass pull handle and a lock. Budtenders access inventory from the rear while customers view products through the sloped top, similar to dispensary display cases.

Left Floating Shelves

Camera at the right side looking left shows the left wall with two oak floating shelves. Black metal brackets fix to the white brick wall, leaving a visible gap between shelf and wall. The shelves hold boxed products and vape devices in rows.

Height positions are adjustable along the vertical rail system. The lower shelf sits at about 90 cm for jar-sized items, the upper at 150 cm for taller packages. Track lighting above casts direct beams onto the shelf surfaces, consistent with smoke shop display standards.

Right Display Side

From the left side looking right, the right case shows its oak side panel and the second oak shelf on the white brick wall. A black steel beam runs across the ceiling carrying two track spotlights with brass cylinders. The right wall shelf mirrors the left in width and depth.

Between the shelf and the display case, the floor uses large hexagonal tiles in light gray. Recessed round floor lights line up along the base of the plant wall, marking the central circulation path. This side view shows how the fixture group leaves a clear aisle width of about 1.2 meters for vape shop design circulation.

Overhead Layout

The 75-degree birdseye view confirms the symmetrical plan: two display cases placed parallel on either side of the rectangular plant wall. Each case measures roughly 1.4 m wide by 0.7 m deep. The central aisle between cases is about 1.5 m wide.

From above, the hexagonal tile pattern extends across the entire floor without seams. The floating shelves appear as thin wood strips on both walls. This overhead layout demonstrates how custom display cases can be arranged to keep sightlines open while securing products behind glass.

Rear Walkthrough

Standing behind the plant wall facing the entrance, the backs of both display cases frame the view. The oak drawer panels and black steel legs repeat symmetrically on each side. Natural light enters through the black-framed glass door at the far end.

This rear position gives staff a clear line of sight to the entrance while staying behind the display line. The glass door and window partitions on the left let daylight deep into the store, reducing the need for artificial lighting during daytime. Combined with glass display showcases, the layout separates customer browsing from staff access zones.

From Design to Delivery

We are Rtdisplay, a custom manufacturer of every type of cannabis dispensary display cabinet. Our design team produces 3D floor plans and renders from your shop layout, then our metal, wood, glass and stone workshops build each fixture in-house. The angled glass cases, floating oak shelves and black steel framing shown here follow the same workflow: drawing confirmation, material selection, fabrication, QC packing and shipping. Send us your floor plan and product list, and we will quote a complete store fit-out.