Ergonomic Solutions SpacePole Mini Kiosk Floorstand

SpacePole Mini Kiosk Floorstand — a solid base for your POS counter or self-service kiosk

When you're setting up a new checkout point or self-service kiosk in your shop, café, or restaurant, the quality of the installation matters more than it might seem. A stand that wobbles, cables that trail across the floor, or a screen angle that makes customers squint — these are the small things that slow down every transaction. The SpacePole Mini Kiosk Floorstand is built to eliminate all of that: it stays put, holds the screen at the right angle, and keeps your peripherals organised in one tidy unit.

Built for daily use

The stand supports screens up to 27 inches using standard VESA 75 or 100 mm mounting. You can orient the screen in portrait or landscape depending on your setup — whether that's a self-checkout display or a staff-facing POS. Tilt is adjustable, so you can find the angle that works for your counter height and your customers' reach. The five-year warranty reflects what the build quality already suggests: this is hardware made to handle a busy shop floor day after day.

Payment terminal, scanner, and receipt printer — all in one unit

There's no need for separate brackets or improvised mounting. The SpacePole Mini Kiosk Floorstand is designed to accept a payment device, barcode scanner, and receipt printer directly onto the stand. The result is a compact, self-contained POS station — no cable tangle on the counter, nothing trailing across the floor where customers walk.

Up and running without special tools

The screen attaches quickly and the whole stand goes together without specialist equipment. That means you or your staff can handle the installation without waiting for a technician. When something does need checking or swapping out later, the magnetic access panels open in seconds — your checkout point isn't out of action for long.

Cables out of sight, workspace tidy

All cabling is routed through the interior of the stand column and exits under the base, so the side customers see is clean and finished-looking. It's a detail that separates a carefully installed station from one that was put together in a hurry — and it's the kind of thing your customers notice without knowing why.