What acrylic printed board wood and mirror bring to a retail display and where each material belongs on a counter.
Acrylic is the default for permanent counter fixtures. It stays clear under shop lighting, holds a machined and polished edge and takes direct UV printing. It cleans without marking, which is why it is used at tester counters. It is heavier and more expensive than board, so it is used where the fixture is intended to stay.
Printed board carries a full-bleed image across the whole structure at a fraction of the cost of a rigid unit. It is printed, die-cut, creased, folded and glued, and ships flat. The trade-off is lifespan: it is designed for a campaign window, not for permanent counter duty.

Wood reads warmer than clear plastic and suits categories where the product is presented as an object rather than as stock. On the ONELINK POP catalogue the watch display range is grouped under wood watch display.
A mirror is not decoration on an eyewear or beauty counter. It is the step where the shopper decides. A framed counter mirror belongs beside the display rather than on a wall across the shop.
Acrylic wipes clean without marking which is why it is used on tester counters.
Mixed structures are common. Discuss the combination you need with the ONELINK POP R&D team by email.
Material and size are listed on the product pages where they are recorded on the original catalogue. Where they are not recorded request them by email rather than assuming.
Send your product dimensions and counter space and the team will point you at the range that fits.