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EVC61034

Two-Level Corrugated Counter Display

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Four-piece tab-and-slot assembly
Stepped two-tier product presentation
Tall rear header for retail branding

About this product

The EVC61034 is a four-piece corrugated counter display designed for retail point-of-purchase environments. It features a stepped, two-tier presentation with a divided lower bin, an upper shelf, and a tall rear header for branding.

Because it is constructed from four separate interlocking pieces, it allows for mixed material choices, such as a sturdy base paired with a premium printed header, while shipping completely flat for easy, tape-free assembly at the store.

Common uses

Cosmetics and beauty products
Confectionery and snacks
Small hardware or accessories
Point-of-purchase impulse buys

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Retail Counter and Promotional Display Jobs

Point-of-purchase counter displays

This structure sits on retail counters and checkout areas. The stepped design keeps products on both the lower and upper levels visible to shoppers, while the tall rear header provides dedicated space for logos or promotional messaging.

Co-packed retail kits

For fulfillment operations, the display is often assembled, loaded with product, and placed inside a separate master shipper. Once it arrives at the retail location, staff remove the display from the shipper and place it directly on the counter.

Trade show and event merchandising

Because the four pieces pack completely flat, the display is easy to transport to temporary events. Booth staff can assemble the tiers on-site without tools or adhesives.

Seasonal promotional rollouts

The separate header panel allows brands to swap out seasonal messaging. A company might order a large run of unprinted bases and multiple smaller runs of printed headers for different holidays.

Product Categories Using Tiered Displays

Cosmetics and small accessories

The divided lower bin and raised upper shelf organize small, lightweight items. The central divider keeps different product lines separated in the lower section while supporting the shelf above.

Hardware and small parts

For heavier items like fasteners or small tools, the central support pillar prevents the upper shelf from sagging. A heavier board grade can be used for the base components to handle the weight.

Pharmacy and health counter sales

The compact footprint fits well on crowded pharmacy counters, organizing small bottles or boxed remedies at eye level near the register.

When to Compare Single-Piece or Floor Displays

High-volume hand assembly needs

Because this display relies on manually interlocking four separate pieces, it takes more time to build than single-piece pop-up displays. If retail staff have limited time for setup, a simpler single-piece counter display may be a better choice, though it usually lacks the stepped presentation.

Direct parcel shipping

This is an open retail display, not a shipping container. It is shipped knocked-down flat or packed inside a separate master carton. It is not designed as a standalone parcel shipper.

Material, Print, and Fulfillment Decisions

Mixed material strategies

The four-piece design allows you to mix materials. You might choose a heavier B-flute corrugated board for the main body and divider to support product weight, while using a thinner E-flute or solid folding carton board for the header to achieve higher print quality.

Kitting and fulfillment

Consider how the display will reach the store. The four flat pieces (body, divider, shelf, header) are usually banded or bagged together into a single kit before being shipped to the retail location or co-packer.

Print layout and roll-over edges

The header and the outside of the main body are the primary print areas. The front lip of the lower bin rolls over to hide raw corrugated edges, providing a clean finished look that should be factored into the artwork layout.

Master shipper sizing

If the display will be shipped fully assembled and loaded with product, the outer transit box should be sized to protect the tall header panel and prevent the products from shifting out of the open bins.

Adjusting Bins, Shelves, and Header Panels

Lower bin and upper shelf sizing

The depth, width, and height of the lower compartments can be adjusted to fit specific products. Changing the lower bin height automatically adjusts the clearance and placement of the upper shelf.

Header panel scaling and stability

The tall rear branding panel can be scaled up or down. However, extremely tall headers may need thicker board or additional rear support to prevent them from leaning backward.

Divider placement and compartment count

The central partition splits the lower bin. The width of these compartments can be adjusted to match the exact width of the retail cartons or bottles being displayed.

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Board thickness and upper shelf load capacity

The central divider does more than separate the lower bin; it acts as a load-bearing pillar for the upper shelf. This helps keep the shelf rigid when loaded with product. If the display is resized, the board grade should be evaluated to ensure the shelf remains stable.

Additional notes

Print panel and scuff risk

The header is the most visible print surface, but the front roll-over lip and angled side walls also offer branding opportunities. Consider a protective coating if the display will be handled frequently or placed in high-traffic counter areas.

Insert clearance for small parts

The lower bin is divided into two compartments. If your products are very small or prone to tipping, custom inserts can be added to the bins to keep items upright and organized.

FAQs

Does this display require glue or tape to assemble?

The body, divider, shelf, and header connect entirely through mechanical tab-and-slot joints. Retail staff assemble it by folding the pieces and locking the tabs into the corresponding holes.

How is this display shipped to stores?

It is shipped knocked-down flat. Because it consists of four separate pieces, they are usually kitted together (banded or bagged) so the store receives one complete set ready for assembly.

Can I use different materials for the header and the base?

A major advantage of a multi-piece display is the ability to mix materials. You can use a sturdy corrugated board for the load-bearing base and a premium printable board for the header.

How much weight can the upper shelf hold?

The shelf is supported by the central divider and the side walls. Its weight capacity depends on the chosen board grade and the overall width of the display. Heavy items should be tested with a physical prototype.

Can I ship products directly in this display?

It is an open presentation structure. To ship products pre-loaded in the display, it should be placed inside a separate corrugated master shipper.

Is it difficult for retail staff to assemble?

While it requires no tools or adhesives, assembling four interlocking pieces takes more time than a simple pop-up bin. Providing a short instruction sheet in the kit is often helpful for store staff.

Can the header shape be customized?

The standard header is rectangular, but the top edge can often be die-cut into custom shapes or contours to match a brand logo or specific promotional theme.

What prevents the front edge from showing raw corrugated flutes?

The front lip of the lower bin is designed to roll over and lock into the base. This hides the raw corrugated edge and creates a clean, finished appearance for shoppers.