Modern cannabis dispensary interior with display counters

Fika Company: Store Fixtures for Fika, Fire & Flower and Friendly Stranger

Fika Company’s cannabis retail banners include Fika, Fire & Flower, Friendly Stranger and Prairie Records. DNS Industries drafts and manufactures store fixtures for stores across these banners, so each keeps its own look while the drawings and production behind them come from one shop.

Fire and Flower store with a white service counter under an orange canopy, white display tables with red bases and a blue wall — Fire & Flower. White service counter with the brand mark on the face, white display tables with red bases, orange and blue walls.

Several banners, one set of drawings

Each banner has its own palette and fixture language. Fire & Flower is white casework with orange and red accents and wall-hung glass display cases in concrete-look frames. Fika is rift-cut white oak cubbies and a long POS counter. Friendly Stranger uses gloss white acrylic display cabinets. What they share is the way DNS builds them: shop drawings approved per store, recurring door hardware, lock and LED details, and finish schedules that can be reordered.

Fika Cannabis store: wall-hung glass display cases with lit shelves against patterned wallpaper and a white display table, built by DNS Industries — Wall-hung display cases with lit glass shelves, and a white display table with a red base.

Fika, Union Station, Toronto

The Union Station store is built around product cubbies: two long banks of cubbies in rift-cut white oak veneer with solid white oak trim, lit from inside. The cash desk runs about 17 feet with six POS positions, a Corian Rain Cloud top, lockable glass doors, push-to-open cabinet doors and an LED run under the counter edge. Installation was planned as an overnight job around the station’s hours; the tile on the cash-desk fascia was by others.

Fika Wellness, Barrie

For the Fika Wellness shop on Mapleview Drive West, Barrie, DNS built a modular cubby and display system about nine feet wide, arranged as three cubby towers over lower drawers, with LED lighting front and back. The exterior is gloss white laminate with a white melamine interior, glass doors and chrome hardware. The system is drawn so it can be re-cut to the span of other shops if the banner grows.

Fire and Flower The Queensway store with wall-mounted glass display case under a graphic wall and menu screens — Fire & Flower, The Queensway. Wall display case under the graphic wall, menu screens to the left.

Other work for the group

Fika, Guelph: POS counter and cabinet, fridge casing, shelving, flower pod and cubbies; white melamine, solid surface top, low-iron glass in the cash-desk display.
Fire & Flower / Friendly Stranger, Morningside, Scarborough: six acrylic display cabinets and a waterfall display table in gloss white, plus a cash-desk refinish and logo refit; the order included delivery and a two-installer, one-day installation.
Prairie Records: fixtures manufactured and shipped in 2025.
The Woods: fixture design and production for stores #2, #3 and #4.

Project facts

Client: Fika Company (Fika, Fire & Flower, Friendly Stranger, Prairie Records, Fika Wellness, The Woods)
Locations: Toronto (Union Station, The Queensway, Morningside), Guelph, Barrie and others across Ontario and Western Canada
DNS scope: shop drawings, manufacture of cubby systems, POS counters, display cases and tables, fridge casings and feature millwork; delivery; installation on some stores
Principal materials: rift-cut white oak veneer, white melamine, gloss white laminate, Corian, glass and acrylic, LED lighting
Manufactured at: 967 Edgeley Blvd, Vaughan, Ontario

DNS Industries Limited manufactures store fixtures for retail groups and the designers and contractors who build for them. For a multi-banner program, start with rollout programs or get in touch. Other cannabis projects: Mihi, Hunny Pot and Mellow Leaf.