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EVC61063

Corrugated Terraced Cell Display

Available in a wide range of custom configurations & material selection.
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Four-piece mechanical assembly with no gluing required
Creates tiered, individual cells for small retail items
Requires a separate outer carton for transit

About this product

The EVC61063 is a multi-piece corrugated counter display designed to present small products in an organized, tiered layout. Using a system of interlocking dividers and a zig-zag folded step sheet, it creates individual stadium-style cells that keep items upright and visible.

Built from four separate components (the main body, vertical dividers, horizontal steps, and a back header), this display relies entirely on mechanical locking rather than glue. While this creates a highly structured and attractive retail presentation, buyers should plan for the manual assembly time required to align the interlocking grid.

Common uses

Cosmetics
Small bottles
Packaged snacks
Hardware parts

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Retail and Point-of-Purchase Applications

Point-of-purchase impulse merchandising

Strong fit for retail environments where small items need to be organized and easily accessible. The tiered structure ensures products in the back rows remain visible to shoppers.

Co-packed retail kits

Often assembled and loaded by a co-packer before being placed into a master shipper. This ensures the complex grid is built correctly before reaching the retail floor.

Trade show sample presentation

Helps separate and present multiple product variants clearly on a table or booth counter, keeping small items from mixing together.

Organized parts dispensing

Keeps small, dense items separated on a parts counter, using the interlocking grid to prevent different variations from mixing.

Product Types and Merchandising

Cosmetics and personal care

Useful for small bottles, tubes, or boxed cosmetics that need individual cells to stay upright and neatly spaced on a crowded counter.

Hardware and small components

Helps organize small hardware pieces, keeping different sizes or types separated by the interlocking corrugated grid.

Confectionery and packaged snacks

Presents small snack packs or candy in a stadium layout, making it easy for customers to see all available flavors at checkout.

Vaping and tobacco alternatives

Keeps small, similarly sized boxes organized and upright, ensuring the branding on each package remains visible.

When to Consider Simpler Displays

Fast in-store setup

If retail staff will be assembling the display on the floor, the four-piece interlocking grid may be too time-consuming. A simple pop-up tray with a basic divider may be a safer choice for quick rollouts.

Heavy or bulky items

The zig-zag folded steps are designed for lighter retail items. Heavy products may cause the unsupported sections of the steps to sag, requiring a different structural approach or thicker board.

Assembly, Transit, and Material Choices

Assembly labor and routing

Decide whether the display will be shipped flat to the store for staff to assemble, or built and loaded by a co-packer. The multi-piece slotting requires careful alignment during setup.

Board caliper and flute

The interlocking slots on the dividers and steps are cut to match the exact thickness of the corrugated board. E-flute often provides cleaner folds for the zig-zag steps and better print surfaces, while B-flute is a common choice for counter displays. Changing the board grade later requires recalculating all slot widths.

Outer carton requirements

This is an open-top display, not a shipping container. It must be paired with a properly sized outer box to protect the structure and the products during transit.

Header card printing and shape

Because the header is a separate piece, you can plan for custom die-cut shapes or print multiple different headers for the same base display to support rotating promotions.

Configuring the Grid and Header

Grid configuration

The number of columns and rows can be adjusted to fit the product assortment, which automatically updates the number of dividers and the length of the step sheet.

Cell dimensions

The width, depth, and height of the individual cells can be tailored to the exact footprint of the product being displayed.

Header shape

The separate back header card can be die-cut into custom shapes for branding, provided the bottom mounting tab remains sized to fit the base slot.

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Print surfaces

The display offers multiple distinct print areas: the tall back header, the outer walls of the main body, and the visible treads of the zig-zag steps.

Additional notes

Flute choice for zig-zag folds

The horizontal step piece requires multiple close-proximity folds to create the terraced effect. Thinner boards like E-flute generally yield sharper, cleaner folds for this component than thicker profiles.

FAQs

Is this display easy for retail staff to set up?

Assembly requires folding the main body, inserting vertical dividers, folding a long sheet into zig-zag steps, and aligning multiple slots simultaneously. It is often better suited for co-packers rather than busy retail staff.

Can this display be shipped on its own?

No. As an open-top retail display, it requires an outer master carton to protect the structure and the products during transit.

Can I change the corrugated board thickness later?

Changing the board thickness requires adjusting the structural template. The slots in the dividers and steps are cut to match the exact caliper of the board, so a thicker or thinner board will cause the grid to bind or fit too loosely.

Can the back header be a different shape?

Yes. Because the header is a separate flat piece that slots into the back of the display, its top profile can be custom die-cut for specific branding or logos.

How do I know if my products will fit the steps?

The cell width, depth, and height can be configured to match your product. We recommend testing a physical prototype to ensure the products sit securely on the steps without causing the corrugated board to sag.

Does this require multiple cutting dies?

Because it consists of four distinct components (body, dividers, steps, header), the parts must either be nested efficiently on a large flatbed die-cutter or run on separate dies, depending on the overall size of the display.

Can the header card be swapped out for different promotions?

Yes. The header is a separate piece that inserts into a slot at the back of the display. This allows you to print multiple header designs for the same base structure to support changing campaigns.

Do I need glue to assemble this display?

No. The entire structure relies on mechanical interlocking. The body uses roll-over tabs that lock into the base, while the dividers and steps slide together using matching slots.