Visual merchandising plays a role of huge importance at the core of a broader retail marketing strategy. First impressions are everything in retail, meaning you only have one opportunity to grab the attention of your customers and ‘wow’ them with your store’s interiors.

This is where effective visual merchandising can make all the difference. 

Denny Plastics is always up for a challenge and our team revels in the opportunity to showcase our talents to the public. 

That is why we were delighted to have been recently commissioned to work with some of London’s most prominent up-and-coming architects, as part of the RIBA London Regent Street Windows Project.

At Denny Plastics, we’re always on the lookout for opportunities to take part in ambitious projects and to demonstrate what our experienced team is capable of.  That is why we are hugely proud to have been hired by noted Irish artist Lucy McKenna, as the main materials supplier for one of her most impressive projects to date.

At Denny Plastics, we are always working hard to improve the quality and efficiency of the services we provide for our customers. That’s why we are delighted to announce our recent investment in a new cutting-edge piece of machinery, which will enable us to take both the quality and consistency of the products we supply to a new level.

Perspex sheets are mostly taken for granted in modern society. They have been around for generations and have played an important role in forging the world around us.  In fact, they are such an integral component in our society that they are rarely given a second thought.

Denny Plastics were recently approached by a member of the public to fabricate a brand new acrylic unit to replace their old wooden turntable base. The double-chassis design was provided by the client as a template which was then scanned and drawn up by our in-house design team in one of our computer packages.

Here at Denny Plastics we fabricate many signs and displays for exhibition stands throughout the year. For a recent food show we were asked by one of our clients to come up with something a little bit different to display desserts for a London-based catering company.