Magazine Display Rack Pricing and Costs

Convey a professional atmosphere in your office with a magazine rack display
By Michelle Cramer Magazine racks are a great way to keep literature available for your clients as they wait to see you. They present a tidy atmosphere, which conveys professionalism and sets a good tone for your business. Any business that has a waiting area, such as a doctor’s office or law firm, can use a magazine display to their advantage.

There are several contributing factors to magazine display rack pricing and costs, such as size, appearance and manufacturing materials. For example, a wood magazine rack is much more expensive than a metal magazine rack. It all depends upon the atmosphere you want to convey. Consider the following options:

1. A hanging magazine rack is great for employee break rooms.

2. Rotating magazine displays are a great alternative for use in retail stores.

3. When you have a lot of magazines, a free-standing magazine display rack works best.

4. If your office space is limited, consider a countertop magazine holder.

Mount magazine racks on your office walls

Hanging magazine racks are space savers. Use them in employee break rooms to save space while still giving your employees a selection of magazines that will briefly take their mind off the stresses of work, such as gossip magazines. They are also great for classrooms and libraries, where adding more stands or shelves can become overwhelming.
Try:  Prices start at $50 for a wire wall-mount display to $200 for a wooden hanging rack from Business Supply. Get wooden wall-mount display racks with four-to-24 pockets from Displays2Go for $100 to $220.

Change things up with a revolving magazine rack

Rotating magazine racks give you to the opportunity to display more magazines within a smaller space. Usually retail stores that sell magazines use large metal floor units, however, a rotating display has advantages that those metal shelves don't, such as easy relocation for optimal viewing and a more appealing sales approach.
Try:  NSC International offers wire rotating display racks for $100 and large wooden display racks for around $750. Scroll to the bottom portion of OfficeZone’s webpage to find their rotating floor displays, which range from $250 to $750.

Provide more selection with free-standing magazine display racks

Bookstores and libraries that have a large amount of magazines to offer to customers and visitors may find that a large, free-standing magazine rack is the best option. You can obtain very large, sturdy units to accommodate your vast magazine selection.
Try:  Consider an oak magazine rack, or other sturdy wood option, from the Display Rack Store or ABC Office. With the ability to hold up to 40 magazines, these displays range from $100 to $1,000, depending on your needs.

Save tons of space with countertop magazine racks

While a hanging display rack does save space, there may not even be the choice of wall space to give up. If you only offer a small selection of magazines, then a table top magazine display rack can save you a lot of room. It can even fit on the corner of your receptionist's desk. This is also a great option for businesses that may have previously left magazines sitting on a table. Avoid a cluttered impression and organize them in a table top display rack instead.
Try:  Heavenly Wood offers plastic table top display racks for $60 to $400. Get a small, wooden, two-pocket table display from Church Partner for $40. The Fixture Zone has a 10-pocket wire counter display for $70.