UK & European manufacturing · UK-based support
Mr Europe helps UK businesses develop bespoke POS displays, retail fixtures and commercial products, with UK-based support and UK and European manufacturing options. Tell us what you need, your budget and your target date so we can discuss a suitable route from prototype to production rollout.
Bringing European prices to the UK, with practical support throughout your project.
Start with the product or component you need and the job it must do. We can discuss bespoke POS displays, retail fixtures and commercial product requirements, including whether you need a complete product or components for a larger assembly.
POS displays and stands: explain what you need to display, where the unit will be used and any size or branding requirements.
Retail fixtures: share your store layout, installation constraints and the equipment the fixture needs to support.
Components and assemblies: provide drawings or photographs where available, together with dimensions, quantities and how the part will be used.
Looking for an existing product? Browse our product ranges before starting a bespoke project. Catalogue products and custom manufacturing are different routes; discuss any proposed changes to an existing product with us.
The right processes depend on the design, intended use and agreed specification. Share any forming, cutting, joining or finishing requirements with your enquiry so the available production options can be discussed for your project.
Shape and construction: tell us the dimensions, geometry and how the parts need to fit together.
Joining and assembly: explain whether you need separate components or an assembled product, including any fixing requirements.
Finish and presentation: describe the appearance, working environment and any packaging requirements you need considered in the quotation.
Mr Europe supports projects from prototyping through to production rollouts. Start with your brief so the development work and production requirements can be discussed before you commit to a route.
1. Share the brief. Explain the intended use, dimensions, quantity, budget and target date. Include drawings, photographs or a concept if you have them.
2. Discuss the prototype. Establish whether a prototype is needed, what it should demonstrate and what work the quotation includes.
3. Agree the specification. Clarify the design, finish, quantity and other requirements for production.
4. Plan the rollout. Discuss production timing, any assembly or packaging requirements and delivery arrangements as part of the agreed scope.
We have a factory in the UK and a factory in Europe, with UK-based project support. The appropriate manufacturing route depends on your design, quantity, budget and delivery requirements.
Discuss the proposed manufacturing route and which stages are included in the quotation. The scope and delivery arrangements should be clear before an order is agreed.
Your specification and quantity shape the quotation and production plan. Share your budget and required delivery date early so the options can be considered together.
The main details to provide are dimensions and complexity, material and finish requirements, quantity, any prototype or tooling requirements, assembly and packaging needs, and the delivery location.
Mr Europe brings European prices to the UK. The price for your project depends on the agreed scope; a useful comparison considers the complete requirement, including any development work and delivery.
Fast turnaround is a priority for Mr Europe. Tell us your launch or delivery date at the outset so feasibility can be discussed against the specification, development work, quantity, production availability and delivery requirements. A project-specific schedule needs to be agreed.
Use the quotation and specification to clarify what your project includes before production is agreed. Discuss dimensions, finish, quantities, prototype approval where applicable, acceptance requirements and delivery arrangements.
If something is essential to the way the product will be used, include it in the brief. Any required certification or documentation should be raised at the enquiry stage so its availability and scope can be confirmed.
You can start by describing the product and its intended use. Include any drawings, photographs or sketches you already have, and explain what still needs to be developed. Any further design work and its scope need to be discussed.
Yes. Mr Europe supports prototyping through to production rollouts. Explain what you need the prototype to demonstrate so its scope, cost and timing can be discussed.
Include your intended quantity in the enquiry. The quantity suitable for your project needs to be confirmed alongside its design and production requirements; there is no universal minimum stated here.
Tell us your preferred material and finish, together with where and how the product will be used. Availability and suitability need to be confirmed for the proposed production route.
Describe the product or component, its intended use, dimensions, quantity, preferred material and finish, target date and delivery location. Add drawings or photographs if available, and flag any prototype, assembly, packaging or documentation requirements.
Send us a short brief with the product or component you need, any available drawings or photographs, key dimensions, material and finish requirements, quantity, target date and delivery location. Include your budget and anything that is essential to the project.
