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FEFCO 0873

Hanging Corrugated Display Pocket

  • Available in a wide range of custom configurations & material selection.
  • Order 1 sample. Or order 100K+ units. Or anything in between.
  • Affordable delivery across North America.
  • Design support, warehousing, testing, assembly available.
  • Widest machinery capability in America via 30+ specialist partner plants.
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Product details

Top highlights

  • Hangs vertically to save counter and floor space
  • Open pocket keeps lightweight products accessible at the front
  • Locks together without glue or tape

About this product

This one-piece corrugated pocket hangs from a pegboard, rack, or workstation wall and holds lightweight packets, boxes, or parts in an open front pocket.

It relies on a top hanging point and mechanical side locks. The source view does not show a gravity-feed channel or lower dispensing opening.

Common uses

  • Retail pegboard merchandising
  • Warehouse parts kitting
  • Lightweight packet accumulation
  • Pharmacy or cosmetic packet dispensing

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Retail merchandising and workstation dispensing

Pegboard and rack merchandising

Turns unused vertical space into active product staging. The tall back panel hangs from standard retail fixtures, while the U-shaped channel holds multiple units of lightweight packaged goods like hardware packets, cosmetics, or small electronics.

Assembly and kitting stations

Organizes lightweight components above a workbench. Workers can pull parts from the bottom tray while gravity feeds the next piece forward, keeping the work surface clear.

Pharmacy and cosmetic packet dispensing

Holds flat, lightweight sachets or blister packs that naturally stack and slide down the vertical channel without binding.

Temporary event or pop-up displays

Provides a fast, unglued vertical merchandising option for trade shows or temporary retail spaces where permanent metal racks are unavailable.

Retail aisles, parts rooms, and kitting stations

Point-of-sale retail

Store staff can assemble the flat blank quickly without tape or glue. The large front and side panels offer excellent billboard space for branding right at eye level.

Warehouse organization

Useful for sorting small, lightweight inventory items. Because it ships flat, facilities can store hundreds of empty bins in a fraction of the space required for rigid plastic hoppers.

Fulfillment and packing lines

Keeps small insert items, instruction manuals, or promotional packets organized and within easy reach of the packing team, reducing clutter on the main conveyor.

When to evaluate countertop or shelf-resting displays

Heavy products or lack of hanging fixtures

If the product is heavy enough to tear a corrugated hanging hole, or if the retail environment only offers shelf space, a countertop dispenser with a flat resting base and rear easel strut is a safer choice.

High-volume automated packing

If the display needs to be erected and filled on an automated line, this manual-assembly hanging bin will slow down operations. Evaluate a glued auto-bottom display tray instead.

Close variants and lookalike dielines

The closest library neighbors include B15.06.00.50, EVF41167, EVC41080. Use this as a variant check if a buyer brings an old code, sample, or dieline that looks close. The deciding details are usually the lock, slot, closure, wall build, part count, or fold sequence.

Board thickness, cutout size, and weight limits

Matching board grade to the locking tabs

This structure relies on corrugated tuck tongues sliding into side slots. Fine flutes fold cleanly and lock easily. Heavy flutes make the folds stiff and increase the risk of the tabs crushing when staff try to assemble them.

Payload weight and hanging tension

The entire weight of the accumulated product pulls down on the top hanging hole and the bottom tray locks. Heavy bulk goods require physical testing to ensure the hanging point will not tear over time.

Dispensing window clearance

The front cutout must be sized to match the specific product being dispensed. A window that is too large weakens the side walls, while one that is too small traps the product.

Hanging hardware compatibility

The top mounting hole must be shaped to fit the specific retail peg, hook, or slatwall fixture being used. A mismatch can cause the display to hang unevenly or tear prematurely.

Modifying the dispensing window and hanging mount

Hanging hole reinforcement

For slightly heavier loads, the top hanging point can be modified with a fold-over flap to double the board thickness, reducing the risk of tear-out on a retail peg.

Extended hopper height

The main back panel and side walls can be lengthened to accumulate more product inventory, though this increases the total suspended weight.

Customized front retaining lip

The height and angle of the bottom front wall can be adjusted to prevent round or cylindrical items from rolling out of the tray.

Board and packing details

Flat delivery and internal stripping waste

The dispenser ships completely flat, yielding excellent pallet density. The large front dispensing window creates unrecoverable corrugated board during production, which factors into the overall material usage.

Design adjustments for different payloads

Double-thick hanger

A folded top panel that reinforces the suspension point.

Angled side walls

Tapered sides that increase visibility of the accumulated product.

Additional notes

Testing the bottom tray locks

In addition to the hanging hole, the bottom tray bears the direct impact of products dropping down the channel. A physical mockup helps confirm the side tabs will not shear under the accumulated weight.

Related display and dispenser styles

B15.06.00.50: Unglued with Four Single Walls - Locking Flaps Claw-Lock

Nearby FEFCO style to review if the buyer wants a similar job but the closure, flap overlap, wall build, or part count changes the package choice.

EVF41167: Ear Hook Lock Corner Tray with Lid

EngView neighbor that can look close in CAD. Review it if a sample or dieline seems similar, then verify closure style, slots, wall build, and assembly before treating it as a substitute.

FAQs

Shipping and Route

Can this dispenser be used as a shipping box?

No. The open front and hanging design mean it cannot secure goods in transit. It must be packed flat inside a master shipper and assembled at the final destination.

Product Fit and Weight

How much weight can the hanging shelf hold?

Capacity depends entirely on the board grade and the type of hanging fixture used. Because the top hole bears all the tension, heavy items will cause the board to tear. We recommend physical testing with your actual product.

Assembly and Labor

Does this require glue or tape to assemble?

No. The bottom tray folds up and locks into the side walls using corrugated friction tabs. Store or warehouse staff can assemble it by hand in a few steps.

Print and Finish

Where can graphics be printed on this display?

The tall back panel, the two side walls, and the front retaining lip all offer continuous surfaces for branding and instructions.

Board and Flute

Why are thinner flutes recommended for this design?

The bottom tray secures itself by sliding corrugated tabs into tight slots. Thinner boards fold sharply and slide in easily. Thick boards fight the fold and often crush when forced into the slots.

Modifications

Can the front opening be changed for different products?

Yes. The dispensing window is routinely adjusted to fit the height and width of the specific boxes or packets being loaded, ensuring they are easy to grab without falling out on their own.

Product Fit and Weight

Will round items roll out of the bottom tray?

They can, depending on the height of the front retaining lip. The lip can be raised during the design phase to securely catch cylindrical items like lip balm tubes or small bottles.

Assembly and Labor

Do the creases need to be pre-folded?

Yes. Pre-breaking the vertical and horizontal creases softens the board, ensuring the side panels and tuck tongues align squarely without fighting the operator during assembly.