Precision Puck Framing
Hockey Puck Display Cases, Puck Holders & Multi-Puck Shadow Boxes
A signed or game-used hockey puck belongs on the wall, not on a shelf collecting dust. Our puck display frames use a deep shadow box profile with a circular mat opening sized to hold a standard regulation puck (3 inches in diameter, 1 inch thick). The puck rests in a recessed pocket on the foam backing, held in place by the mat overlay, behind clear acrylic glazing.
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Hockey Puck Displays for Game Pucks, Signed Pucks, and Multi-Puck Collections
Five layers hold your puck securely behind acrylic with no adhesive, no mounting hardware, and no damage. The puck drops into a compression-fit foam pocket and stays put.
Layer 1: Extra-Deep Solid Wood Shadowbox
2-inch depth holds a regulation puck (1 inch thick) with room to spare. The puck sits fully protected inside the frame.
Layer 2: Protective Acrylic Front
Framer's grade acrylic glazing keeps dust off the puck and is lighter and safer than glass.
Layer 3: Precision-Cut Circular Mat
Custom frame shop quality mat board with a 3-inch diameter circular opening and a beveled edge. The mat frames the puck and holds it against the foam layer below.
Layer 4: Compression-Fit Foam Board
Circular foam walls grip the puck from all sides. Drop it in, no adhesive, no mounting hardware, no damage to the puck.
Layer 5: Foam Core Backing
Archival backing seals the frame. The puck sits on a flat surface inside the foam pocket, fully supported.
Common Questions
What size hockey puck display case do I need for a regulation puck?
A single-puck hockey puck display case is 8 by 8 inches. The 3-inch circular mat opening fits a regulation puck (3 inches across, 1 inch thick). Shadow box depth is 1.5 to 2 inches. The puck sits flush in a foam pocket with no contact against the acrylic front.
Can I build a multi-puck display case for a collection?
The same hockey puck holder construction works for multi-puck layouts. A 3-puck horizontal display case fits in about 18 by 8 inches. A 9-puck grid is around 20 by 20 inches. Each circular mat opening is cut to 3 inches with a compression-fit foam pocket behind it.
How is the puck held in place inside the display case?
The puck drops into a compression-fit foam pocket sized to a 3-inch regulation puck. The circular mat opening holds it from the front. No adhesive, no screws, and no contact with the autograph surface. The puck display case keeps the puck secure with friction fit alone.