The bib says where. The medals say how often.

A race number is a date, a city and a name printed on paper that was never meant to last. Most of them end up creased in a drawer, and the medal ends up somewhere else entirely. This holds the two together: the bib flat behind glass-clear vinyl, the medals on the bars underneath.

The straight rectangular frame is the plainest of the four. It hangs like a picture, not like sports equipment, which is usually the point when it is going above a desk or in a hallway.

What arrives in the box

• The display, cut from 3 mm steel and powder-coated
• 20 clear vinyl bib sleeves — for race numbers, photos or certificates
• 2 metal hooks for the sleeves
• 3 wall standoffs, 3 screws, 3 drywall plugs
• Fitting instructions

Size & capacity

Medal figures are for standard 25 mm ribbons. Hang them closer and more will fit.

Steel and finish

• 3 mm steel, powder-coated black — an even, hard-wearing surface rather than a sprayed-on paint
• Matte black, so the ribbons and the bib do the talking
• Laser-cut, deburred, edges finished by hand
• Wipe with a damp cloth. Apply any cleaner to the cloth, not to the display

Mounting

Three standoffs lift the frame clear of the wall, so the ribbons slide over the bars easily and the piece reads as if it floats. Screws and drywall plugs are included; for brick you will want masonry plugs, which any hardware shop stocks. Three holes, about ten minutes.

Shipping & returns

Made and shipped from within the EU. Dispatch in 3–5 working days, 14-day returns.