A True Heart for Valentine - Delivered in a clear plastic box courtesy of Displaysense

Love is certainly not in the air for a 53 year old Dover man who is marking Valentine’s Day this year by sending his newly divorced ex-wife a cow’s heart presented in a clear Displaysense plastic box.

In a call to Displaysense shortly before Valentine’s Day, the gentleman asked whether one of the company’s acrylic boxes would be suitable for the raw butcher’s heart he planned to send his ex, claiming that, after bitter divorce proceedings, she might as well have taken his heart with everything else.

It was recommended that the container, an acrylic box normally used to display items for exhibitions and shops, should not be used in this way, but the man seemed set on carrying out his gory plan. Displaysense sells a wide variety of acrylic products and has done throughout its 30 year history, but never has a Perspex box been used in such a vein.

Steve Whittle, marketing manager at Displaysense, comments: “We have an expansive selection of acrylic products available and have had people using them for all sorts of things, but at this time of year you expect to see people filling them flowers and heart shaped chocolates, not animal hearts.”

Whittle continues: “Our customer claimed his ex-wife had been an absolute bitch throughout the divorce, so ideally he wanted to send her a dog’s heart, but couldn’t get hold of one out of fear of any repercussions from the likes of the RSPCA.”

The staff at Displaysense are now waiting with baited breath to see whether, when it came to the crunch, the customer’s heart was truly in it.

Stephen Whittle, marketing manager
Displaysense Ltd
Phone: 0845 200 8139
Email: steve.whittle@displaysense.co.uk
Website: www.displaysense.co.uk

Displaysense Ltd
Unit 5, Raynham Close
Bishop’s Stortford
Hertfordshire
CM23 5PJ
United Kingdom

Displaysense, established in September 1978, is a manufacturer of quality point of sale displays. With a wealth of experience in design and manufacturing, the company has been able to develop its ever growing standard range of over 1500 displays. The range is now hugely diverse and includes brochure and leaflet displays, window mannequins, modular shelving units, acrylic containers, Perspex boxes, exhibition displays and general display boxes and trays.

Displaysense works with a large range of clients including retailers (multiple and independent), blue chip corporate clients, cafés, bars, restaurants and night clubs, shop and office fitters, marketing and promotions companies, designers and architects, product distributors, exhibition contractors and exhibitors, printers, councils and NHS trusts, charities, schools and universities.

This release was published on openPR.