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EVC62005

Corrugated Multi-Shelf Floor Display

The EVC62005 is a freestanding corrugated floor display designed for retail point-of-purchase campaigns. It features a vertical back wall, contoured side walls, an interlocking base pedestal, and multiple horizontal shelves to present tiers of merchandise.

Delivered as a flat-packed kit, this display relies entirely on mechanical tab-and-slot connections, allowing retail staff to assemble it on the store floor without tools or glue. The modular design supports independent material choices for the structural frame and the shelves, helping balance load capacity with material costs.

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  • Freestanding multi-shelf retail floor display
  • Tool-free tab-and-slot assembly
  • Ships flat as a multi-piece kit

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Retail Floor and Promotional Displays

Point-of-Purchase Floor Displays

This structure provides dedicated, freestanding shelf space for retail campaigns. The contoured side walls frame the merchandise while offering large, visible panels for branding and promotional graphics.

Multi-Tier Product Presentations

With adjustable shelf counts, the display accommodates assortments of different sizes or multiple facings of the same product, making it useful for end-caps or open aisle placements.

End-Cap and Aisle Promotions

The freestanding footprint allows placement at the end of retail aisles or in open floor spaces, drawing attention to seasonal or promotional merchandise.

Temporary Product Launches

The corrugated construction offers a practical way to secure dedicated floor space for new items without investing in permanent metal or wood fixtures.

Campaign Rollouts and In-Store Merchandising

National Retail Rollouts

Because the display consists of flat corrugated blanks, it packs densely into master shippers. This knocked-down format is efficient for distribution to individual retail locations.

In-Store Merchandising Teams

The tab-and-slot design eliminates the need for adhesive or specialized tools. Store staff or merchandisers can erect the base pedestal, lock in the vertical walls, and insert the shelves using only the provided corrugated components.

Brand and Campaign Managers

The tall back wall and contoured side panels offer large, continuous surfaces for campaign graphics and brand messaging, ensuring visibility from multiple angles on the store floor.

Comparing Floor Display Styles

When heavy products require rigid structures

While corrugated displays can be engineered for heavy weight using double-wall board, very heavy items like large beverage bottles may require permanent metal or wood fixtures, or a display style with reinforced central load-bearing columns.

When counter space is preferred

If the product is small and intended for checkout areas, a smaller countertop display or a shipper-display hybrid is more appropriate than a full floor stand.

Choices Before Ordering

Determining Shelf Capacity

The number of shelves and the vertical clearance between them dictate the overall height of the back wall and the capacity of the display. These should be matched to the exact dimensions of the product being presented.

Balancing Frame and Shelf Strength

The design allows the main structural body to use a different board thickness than the shelves. A common approach uses a heavier double-wall board for the load-bearing frame and a lighter single-wall board for the shelves to manage costs.

Print and Lamination

The contoured side walls expose both their inner and outer faces to the consumer. Depending on the visual requirements, these panels may need two-sided printing or specific lamination to ensure the branding is consistent from all angles.

Kitting and Fulfillment

Since the display is a multi-piece kit, collating these flat parts into a single master shipper is a necessary fulfillment step before distribution.

Structural and Visual Adjustments

Side Wall Contours

The profile of the side walls can be modified to match brand aesthetics or provide better visibility to the products on the lower shelves.

Base Pedestal Height

The height of the interlocking base can be adjusted to raise the lowest shelf to a more accessible level or to provide a larger continuous area for base graphics.

Hanging Hole Addition

An optional hanging hole can be added near the top of the back wall, allowing the unit to be secured to a pegboard or wall for additional stability.

Shelf Lip Modifications

The front edge of each shelf can be adjusted to include a taller lip, helping to retain loose or cylindrical items that might otherwise roll off.

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Load Testing and Shelf Span

The weight capacity of each shelf depends on the board grade and the left-to-right span. For heavy merchandise, physical load testing helps ensure the shelf tabs do not tear out of the vertical slots over time.

Assembly Instructions

Including a printed instruction sheet or a QR code linking to an assembly video in the master shipper helps ensure retail staff erect the display correctly, particularly the interlocking base pedestal.

Additional notes

Kitting labor and master shippers

Because this display consists of several separate pieces, the process of collating these parts into a flat master shipper is a key part of the production and fulfillment plan.

Moisture and long-term stability

For displays intended to stay on the retail floor for extended periods, consider how humidity might affect the corrugated board. Moisture can reduce the rigidity of the tabs and slots, potentially causing the shelves to sag over time.

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FAQs

Does this display require glue or tape to assemble?

No. The entire structure, including the base pedestal and the shelves, relies on mechanical tab-and-slot connections. It is designed to be erected by hand on the store floor.

How much weight can the shelves hold?

Weight capacity depends entirely on the chosen corrugated board grade and the width of the shelves. The template supports mixed board calipers, allowing you to specify heavier double-wall board for the frame if needed. Physical testing with your actual product is a necessary step.

Can the inside of the display be printed?

Yes. The side walls, in particular, expose both their interior and exterior faces when assembled. Two-sided printing or litho-lamination is often used to ensure graphics are visible from all angles.

How is the display shipped to stores?

The display is manufactured as multiple flat corrugated blanks. These pieces are typically kitted together and packed flat into a separate outer master carton for distribution to retail locations.

Can I change the number of shelves?

Yes. The template is modular, allowing you to specify the exact number of shelves and the vertical distance between them to fit your product assortment.

What is the purpose of the hanging hole?

The back wall includes an optional hanging hole near the top. While this is primarily a floor-standing display, the hole can be used to secure the unit to a wall or pegboard for additional stability.

Can the shelves be moved after the display is built?

No. The shelf positions are fixed by the slots cut into the back and side walls during manufacturing. The vertical spacing must be determined before production to fit your specific product.

Does the display ship with the product already loaded?

No. This is a knocked-down display. The flat corrugated pieces are shipped in a master carton to the retail location, where store staff assemble the stand and load the merchandise.

Review your product dimensions, weight, and retail placement strategy to configure the right shelf count and board strength for your floor display.