SlabRack workshop · Made in France
A setting for your finest cards.
A display stand for cards in a slab or a magnetic holder, graded or not. We 3D print it in our workshop once you've ordered, then check it by hand before it ships.
Too many great cards sit in a box.
A card you waited weeks to get back from grading, or slipped into a magnetic the night you pulled it, often ends up lying flat with the rest. The stand holds it upright on the shelf, where you can see it. It's printed in the colour you pick and ships straight from the workshop.
I
Upright, facing you
The slab stands on its own, straight up or tilted back 10°, with no easel to prop behind it.
II
Held on four sides
Both edges of the slab sit in rails, the bottom rests on a stop and the magnetic lid closes the top. Move the shelf and the card stays where it is.
III
Side by side
A collection is rarely one card. Magnets in their sides lock the stands into a row, and the upright ones stack on top of each other.
Four ways to stand a card.
The tilted stand leans towards you, made for a desk or a low shelf. The upright one goes on a shelf or a wall, and it's the only one that stacks.
Almost every card reads in portrait. Landscape is for horizontal cards, or when height is short. Every model also comes for magnetic holders.
Down to a tenth of a millimetre.
We reworked every dimension until the slab went in with one easy push and stayed put. It took a lot of versions, each printed and tried by hand, to get there.
- 1.25mm
- of play on each side of a PSA slab in its 85 mm slot. It slides in without forcing.
- 15mm
- of slot depth. The slab sits back from the edge, out of reach of small knocks.
- 10°
- of backward tilt on the Tilted version. Handy when the shelf sits below eye level.
- 7days
- at most, in working days, between your order and dispatch. Usually 3 to 5.
The magnetic lid
It closes by itself.
Magnets set flush into the tops of the walls and under the lid, left visible on purpose. Bring the lid close and they do the rest. To open it, you just lift, with no pegs to force. In a stack, only the top stand keeps its lid; each of the others is closed by the stand set on top of it.
01
You configure
Pick the format, orientation, angle and colour. The preview follows every click.
02
We print
Your stand doesn't exist until you order it. Then it's printed in the workshop, layer by layer.
03
We check
Every piece is deburred and inspected, then packed by hand.
04
You display
Slide the slab in from the top until it meets the stop, then put the lid on.
One row, then two.
Each side carries two magnets set flush, like the lid's. Bring two stands together and they lock edge to edge. Only the upright models stack: each stand sits straight on the one below, held by the magnets in its base, and closes it. Only the top level keeps its lid. A stack needs something behind it, the back of a shelf or a wall, and then it can go up three or four levels.
| Lines up | Stacks | |
|---|---|---|
| Upright | Yes | Yes |
| Tilted 10° | Yes | No |
- 3 × 2
- six upright stands, 30 × 30 cm
- €54
- for all six
PSA, and the rest.
- MTG GradeFrance
- PCAFrance
- ACEUnited Kingdom
- PSA
- CGC
- Beckett
- SGC
- TAG
Slab stand
The slot is cut for the PSA slab. For France's MTG Grade and PCA, the UK's ACE and the American CGC, Beckett, SGC and TAG, we check the dimensions before printing.
PSA template
Magnetic stand
For cards in magnetic holders, graded or not, from a 35 pt base card to a thick 130 pt patch card.
35 to 130 pt
Grader not on the list, or a thicker holder? Send us its dimensions at contact@slabrack.fr and we'll check it fits before printing.
Cheaper from three stands.
1 to 2 stands
€12each
3 to 5 stands
€10each
6 stands or more
€9each
The unit price is based on every stand in your cart, whatever the model and colour. Tracked shipping €4.90, free from €45. VAT not applicable, art. 293 B of the French tax code.
What we're drawing next.
Four pieces are on the drawing board. Leave your email under the one you'd like, and we'll start with the most requested.
01
Engraved plate
A raised plate under the card, in a different colour from the stand. It carries the player's name and season, or the slab's grade.
02
Wall rail
A rail that goes on the wall and holds a whole row of stands, so you only drill once.
03
Base
An 8 cm deep base under the first row. By our calculations, a four-level stack stands on it as steadily as a single stand, with no wall behind it.
04
Tiered riser
A stepped base for two or three rows of tilted stands, each a little higher than the one in front. Made for convention tables and shop windows.
Your logo, built in.
For a shop, a convention table or a club, we print series in your colours with your logo in relief, from 20 pieces. On a dealer's table, a row of matching stands does more than a bin of loose slabs.
Can the slab fall out?+
No. It slides in from the top between two rails and comes to rest on a stop at the bottom, then the magnetic lid closes over it. Held on all four sides, it can't tip over.
How does the lid open?+
You just lift it. It's held only by magnets set flush into the stand, with no clips or pegs. We leave them visible on purpose, and they never touch the card.
Which slabs and holders fit?+
The Slab stand is cut for the PSA slab. If yours comes from another grader, tell us when you configure your stand (France's MTG Grade and PCA, the UK's ACE, or the American CGC, Beckett, SGC and TAG). SGC slabs are a little wider and taller, so they get their own slot. Other slabs differ slightly in size, so we check before printing, and if yours doesn't fit, we refund you before anything is printed. The Magnetic stand takes magnetic holders from 35 to 130 pt.
How long does delivery take, and what does it cost?+
Allow 3 to 5 working days before dispatch, 7 at most: that's the time to print your order, check it and pack it. The parcel then takes 2 to 4 days, tracked. Shipping costs €4.90 and is free on orders over €45. We deliver to mainland France, Belgium, Luxembourg and Monaco.
Can they sit side by side, and stack?+
They all line up. Each side carries two magnets: bring two stands together and they lock edge to edge, with nothing to slot in. Only upright stands stack. To add a level, take the lid off the stand below and set the next one straight on top. The magnets in its base hold it, and it closes the one underneath. Only the top level keeps its lid. Tilted stands go side by side, never in levels. Their angle is for cards you look down at, on a desk or a low shelf.
How high can a stack go?+
Three or four levels, as long as the stack leans against something. An upright stand is only 2 cm deep, so a stack standing alone in the middle of a cabinet will topple at the first nudge, from two levels up. Against a wall or the back of a shelf it stays put, and the weight is no problem. For freestanding stacks we're working on a deeper base, and on a wall rail to go higher.