Display Decorations

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Display Decorations is an Australian supplier, manufacturer, and importer of point‑of‑sale display products and retail fixtures, offering items such as brochure holders, signage, acrylic and custom retail displays for stores and events.

Knoxfield, Victoria, Australia
displaydecorations.com.au
Owned by The Campain Group

About Display Decorations

Display Decorations is an Australian supplier, manufacturer, and importer of point‑of‑sale (POS) display products and retail fixtures based in Knoxfield, Victoria. They provide brochure holders, signage hardware, acrylic display stands, poster frames, ticketing systems, and custom‑made retail displays for shops, showrooms, exhibitions, and events. Their customers are typically retailers, event organisers, marketing agencies, and brands that need professional product presentation in-store or at trade shows across Australia.

A charge from Display Decorations may appear on your bank or card statement after purchasing POS hardware, acrylic displays, or custom display solutions via their website (displaydecorations.com.au), over the phone, or through a emailed quote/invoice. Charges are usually one‑off payments for goods and shipping, but you may also see split payments for large custom jobs, back‑ordered items billed when dispatched, or repeat charges if you place regular orders under a trade account. Depending on your bank, the descriptor might show as “DISPLAY DECORATIONS KNOXFIELD AUS”, “DISPLAYDECORATIONS.COM.AU”, or a similar variation. Temporary pre‑authorisation holds can occur when you pay online to verify your card, especially if you changed payment methods or re‑submitted an order.

If you have questions about a Display Decorations charge, start by checking your recent orders, quotes, or invoices from displaydecorations.com.au and any email order confirmations sent around the transaction date (including your spam/junk folder). Compare the amount on your statement with the invoice total, including GST and shipping, and check with colleagues if you’re in a business that regularly orders retail fixtures. To resolve any concerns, contact Display Decorations directly via the contact details on their website with your invoice number, business name, and the last four digits of the card charged; they can confirm the order, resend a tax invoice, adjust billing errors, or discuss returns and credits according to their returns and warranty policies.

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  1. Display Decorations Pt LKnoxfield AUS

Frequently Asked Questions

Why did I get a charge from Display Decorations on my business card?

Display Decorations charges typically relate to purchases of POS display hardware, acrylic stands, brochure holders, or signage fixtures ordered for a store, office, or event. In many businesses, these items are ordered by merchandising, marketing, or store teams, so the person whose card was used may be different from the person who placed the order. Check internal purchase requests or emails for an order placed with displaydecorations.com.au around the transaction date.

Does Display Decorations use subscriptions or recurring billing?

Display Decorations generally operates on a per‑order basis and does not run consumer-style monthly subscriptions. However, if your business has a trade or credit account, you may see regular charges that correspond to invoices for repeat orders placed through your account. These are still individual purchases rather than automatic subscription renewals.

What typical amounts or patterns might I see from Display Decorations on my statement?

Common charges range from small amounts (e.g., AUD $50–$200) for basic brochure holders or sign stands, to higher totals (AUD $500+ or several thousand) for bulk orders or custom acrylic displays. Your final amount often includes product costs, GST, and shipping or freight charges, which may make the total higher than the ex‑GST quote. Large custom projects may be split into a deposit and a final payment, resulting in two separate charges.

How can I get a copy of my invoice or receipt from Display Decorations?

If you ordered online, a tax invoice is usually emailed automatically to the address used at checkout. You can also request a copy by contacting Display Decorations through the contact form or email listed on displaydecorations.com.au, providing your business name, approximate order date, amount charged, and the last four digits of the card used. They can locate your order in their system and resend the invoice for your records or expense claims.

Why do I see a small or temporary pending charge from Display Decorations?

A small or pending amount can appear as a pre‑authorisation when you place an online order, especially if the payment gateway is confirming your card details before finalising the full transaction. This hold is controlled by your bank and usually drops off automatically within a few business days once the actual charge is processed or the order is cancelled. If the pending charge does not clear after several days, contact your bank and then Display Decorations with the transaction details.

How do I change, cancel, or return an order with Display Decorations if I don’t recognise the charge?

If the order was placed in error or you no longer need the items, contact Display Decorations as soon as possible with your order or invoice number to see if the order can be changed or stopped before dispatch. Once goods have been shipped, returns are typically handled under their returns policy, which may include restocking fees and conditions that products are unused and in resaleable condition. Unauthorised or fraudulent charges should be reported to your bank immediately, and you can then email Display Decorations so they can review any misuse of your details.

How do refunds or credits from Display Decorations appear on my statement?

Approved refunds or credits for cancelled orders, returns, or billing corrections are usually processed back to the original payment method used at checkout. On your statement, you should see a negative or credit entry referencing Display Decorations, which may take a few business days to appear depending on your bank. If you’ve been issued a store credit rather than a card refund, the amount will be recorded in your customer account and will reduce the total on your next invoice instead of appearing as a bank credit.

How can I contact Display Decorations about a charge I don’t recognise?

Go to displaydecorations.com.au and use the contact details provided—typically a phone number for their Knoxfield office and a general sales or support email address. When you reach out, include the date and exact amount of the charge, the name on the card, and any invoice or order numbers you might have. They can confirm what was purchased, who placed the order (within privacy limits), and what options are available if the transaction appears to be incorrect.

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