Kiosks
Frank Mayer & Associates
Frank Mayer and Associates designs and manufactures custom interactive kiosks and retail merchandising displays from Grafton, Wisconsin. Everything is built to a client's own specification; the company says complete customization is at the heart of every project and that off-the-shelf options are not what it sells.
Each program is assigned a team that includes an account executive, senior project leader, project and logistics specialist, estimator, designer, artist, engineer, model maker and production coordinator. An in-house design and engineering group handles concept and industrial design, a model shop builds prototypes, small runs and full-scale foam-core models for market testing, and production coordinators run quality checks through fabrication and assembly.
The company was founded in 1931 as a printing press and the About page marks 95 years in business. It moved into point-of-purchase displays, then built its first interactive kiosk in the late 1970s for Atari game consoles and home computers. Assembly, warehousing and distribution run through Midwest Assembly, Warehouse and Distribution (MAWD), a 500,000-square-foot Wisconsin facility that runs multiple assembly lines. Installation, repair, remote monitoring and kiosk software are handled by outside vendors the company manages rather than by Frank Mayer itself.
The crawled pages describe kiosk work for car washes, DMV vehicle registration and retail merchandising, and never mention self-storage rental or payment terminals. Confirm minimum order size and whether a storage-specific program can be quoted. Contact is 262.377.4700 or info@frankmayer.com, at 1975 Wisconsin Ave.
Best for
Brands and operators ordering a custom kiosk or display program designed, prototyped and manufactured at volume. Buyers who want a single off-the-shelf rental terminal will not find one here; every project is built to order.
What they do
- Custom interactive kiosk design and manufacturing
- Retail merchandising and point-of-purchase displays
- In-house industrial design and engineering
- Prototyping and full-scale model shop
- High-volume production runs
- Assembly, warehousing and distribution (MAWD)
- Project logistics and national rollout management
- Vendor coordination for kiosk software, installation and remote monitoring
Details
| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Founded | 1931 |
What stands out
- Founded in 1931 as a printing press; the About page marks 95 years of display and kiosk work.
- Built its first interactive kiosk in the late 1970s, for Atari game consoles and home computers.
- Runs Midwest Assembly, Warehouse and Distribution, a 500,000-square-foot Wisconsin facility with multiple assembly lines.
- Assigns each program a team of account executive, project leader, estimator, designer, engineer, model maker and production coordinator.