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EVC61062

Multi-Cell Corrugated Counter Display

The EVC61062 is a multi-piece corrugated counter display designed to present products in individual, segmented compartments. It uses a sloped, stadium-style profile with a stepped interior insert and vertical dividers to keep small retail items organized and visible.

Delivered flat as a multi-component kit, the display relies entirely on mechanical tab-and-slot engagement rather than glue. Because the dividers and insert lock together manually, it is a strong fit for point-of-purchase rollouts where store staff or co-packers will handle the final assembly.

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  • Multi-piece kit: main body, stepped insert, dividers, and header
  • 100% manual tab-and-slot assembly without glue
  • Requires a master shipping carton for transit

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Retail Counter and Point-of-Purchase Jobs

Cosmetics and small electronics

The individual cells prevent small, high-value items from mixing or falling over, keeping the presentation clean and organized on crowded retail counters.

Packaged snacks and impulse buys

The sloped side walls and folded front lip retain loose items, while the tall back panel and removable header provide a clear billboard for branding.

Hardware parts and small tools

Segmented compartments keep heavy or loose hardware items separated, making it easier for customers to find specific sizes or variations.

Vaping products and small bottles

The stepped insert elevates the rear rows, ensuring that small cylindrical items remain visible and accessible even when placed behind front-row inventory.

Fulfillment and Store-Level Assembly

Co-packing operations

Because this display consists of a main body, a folded insert, multiple dividers, and a header, it requires planned manual assembly time before products can be loaded.

Retail store rollouts

The multi-piece kit can be shipped flat directly to retail locations, allowing store staff to assemble the display and load inventory on site.

Trade shows and temporary events

The friction-locked, glue-free assembly allows the display to be set up quickly at an event and broken down flat for return shipping if needed.

When to Compare Other Display Styles

High-speed fulfillment lines

If manual assembly of four or more separate pieces is too slow for your packing operation, a single-piece folding display tray may be a better choice, though it will lack the rigid individual compartments.

Heavy or bulky items

This display is designed for counter use. If the product volume or weight exceeds counter space, a corrugated floor display should be evaluated instead.

Board, Print, and Packing Decisions

Board caliper and slot fit

The vertical dividers slide into slots on the stepped insert and main body. The width of these slots must exactly match the physical thickness of your chosen corrugated board. If the board is changed later, the template must be updated to prevent the slots from tearing or fitting too loosely.

Master shipper pairing

With an open top and a tabbed header card, this display cannot ship through parcel or courier networks on its own. A separate outer shipping box must be designed to transport the loaded display safely to the retailer.

Kit bundling and delivery

The multi-piece kit ships flat, meaning the main body, stepped insert, and individual dividers must be bundled carefully to ensure no pieces are lost before assembly.

Cell width and product clearance

The width of each compartment should be sized slightly larger than the product to allow easy removal by the customer, while remaining tight enough to keep items standing upright.

Configuring Cells and Header Options

Cell count and width

The template can be adjusted for different compartment sizes. Changing the number of cells automatically updates the required number of vertical dividers and the overall length of the display.

Header removal

The separate header card can be omitted if it is not needed. The main back panel will remain and can serve as the primary printed billboard.

Front lip height

The front retaining panel can be raised to hold taller items securely or lowered to maximize product visibility.

Packing details

Flatbed die-cutting requirements

The complex internal slots, angled side panels, and tab profiles require flatbed die-cutting. This means the display cannot be produced using simple straight-line cutting methods.

Additional notes

Print surfaces and flute lines

Because this is a point-of-purchase display, it is often produced in E-flute or B-flute to provide a smooth surface for high-quality retail graphics on the header, side walls, and front lip.

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FAQs

Does this display require glue?

The main body, stepped insert, dividers, and header lock together entirely through friction and tab-and-slot connections, meaning no adhesive is required.

Can this be erected on an automated packing line?

The multi-piece design requires manual folding and slotting, making it a manual-pack item for co-packers or retail staff rather than an automated line.

Can the loaded display be shipped directly to stores?

It requires a master shipping carton. The open top and tabbed header expose products to dust and handling, so an outer protective box is necessary for courier or pallet transit.

Can the number of compartments be changed?

The template can be adjusted for different cell counts and widths, which automatically updates the required number of vertical dividers.

Why is board thickness so important for this design?

The vertical dividers slide into slots on the stepped insert and main body. If the physical board is thicker or thinner than the specified design, the slots will either tear during assembly or fit too loosely to hold the structure together.

Do I have to use the removable header?

The header card can be omitted if you prefer to print your branding directly on the main back panel.

How are the individual cells formed?

A folded, zig-zag insert creates the floor and lower back of each cell, while separate triangular dividers slide into slots to form the side walls of each compartment.

Can the front lip height be adjusted?

The front retaining lip can be raised or lowered depending on how much of the product needs to be visible versus secured.

A well-configured cell display keeps small items organized and visible right at the point of purchase.