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Setup guide

Setting up The Stand

No tools and nothing to clip. The crown on each stand is shaped to drop into the circle on the underside of a Zion case. Here’s exactly how the fit works.

How the fit works

The crown goes into the circle.

Every Zion case has a raised circle molded into the bottom near each corner, with ribs running out of it. The four fingers on top of the stand are cut to catch that circle and two of those ribs. The deep, ribbed grooves and the weight of the case keep it locked in, even through heavy table bumps and moves.

Underside of a Zion display case with the round ring near the corner circled in yellow
The back of a Zion case. The circled ring is what the stand grabs. One rib runs from it to the back edge, one to the side edge.
Render of the corner of a Zion case underside with the ring highlighted in yellow and ribs running out of itRender
The same corner, rendered. The ring is about 2½″ across. The ribs run to the back edge, the side edge and the corner.
Render of the four-finger crown on top of The Stand, each finger with a curved groove and a straight slotRender
The crown. Four fingers. The curved groove across each one takes the ring; the straight slot takes a rib.
Render of the case ring and ribs lowering onto the crown of The StandRender
1. Lower it on. The ring (yellow) and ribs (gray) come straight down onto the fingers. The case floor is hidden so you can see the fit.
Top-down render: the yellow ring passes through the groove in all four fingers, and two ribs sit in the back and side finger slotsRender
2. Looking down. The ring runs through the groove in all four fingers. The back and side ribs sit in their slots. Logo side at the bottom.
Render of the case ring seated in the crown of The Stand, tilted toward the frontRender
3. Seated. The ring sits down in the grooves and the case tilts toward the logo side, about 16° horizontal or 13° vertical.

Step by step

Under a minute per case.

  1. Flip the case and find the two back rings

    Turn the empty case over. Near each corner there is a raised circle with ribs running out of it. Use the two circles at the back corners, the edge that will face you behind the table.

  2. Logo to the front

    Stand each stand on the table with the CardRiser Pro logo facing the front of the case, toward the buyer. The crown is cut lower on the logo side. Turned around, the case will not sit flush.

  3. Line up the slots with the ribs

    Each of the four fingers has a curved groove for the circle and a straight slot across it. Turn the stand so the back finger’s slot lines up with the rib running to the back edge and the side finger’s slot lines up with the rib running to the side edge.

  4. Lower the case straight down

    Set the back of the case down so the circle drops into the grooves on all four fingers and the two ribs drop into their slots. The front edge of the case stays on the table.

  5. Check it sits flush

    Press lightly on the back corners. The circle should be down in the grooves, not perched on top of the fingers. If a corner rocks, lift it and turn that stand slightly until the ribs find the slots.

Horizontal or vertical

Same stands, same steps. Long side facing the aisle sits at about 16°; short side facing the aisle sits at about 13°. Use the two rings on whichever edge is at the back.

Locked in

The grooves are deep and ribbed, and the case’s own weight presses it down into them. Once it’s seated, it stays put through heavy table bumps and moves.

Taking it down

Lift the case straight up off the stands. Nothing is latched, so they come apart in seconds and pack flat in a bin.

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