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EVC62010

Multi-Shelf Floor Display

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Freestanding multi-tier retail display
Six-piece mechanical assembly (no glue required)
Ships flat for on-site store setup

About this product

The EVC62010 is a freestanding corrugated floor display designed for retail point-of-purchase environments. It features multiple tiered shelves, a raised base pedestal, and a top header card for promotional branding.

Delivered flat as a multi-piece kit, the display relies on a mechanical tab-and-slot assembly. This makes it a strong fit for flat-shipped retail campaigns where store staff or co-packers erect the unit on-site without the need for adhesive.

Common uses

Retail POP campaigns
End-cap displays
Freestanding promotional aisles

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Retail Floor and Promotional Displays

Freestanding point-of-purchase displays

This display is built to stand independently on the retail floor, elevating products on multiple shelves. The raised base pedestal protects the bottom tier from floor moisture and kicks, while the top header provides high-visibility branding.

End-cap and aisle promotions

The flat back allows the display to sit flush against end-caps or walls. The separate side walls and interlocking shelves create a rigid frame capable of holding organized product assortments.

New product launch campaigns

For rolling out new product lines, the multi-shelf setup provides dedicated space to group different variations, flavors, or sizes in one cohesive presentation.

Seasonal retail assortments

Organizing seasonal goods across multiple tiers allows retailers to present a wide variety of items without taking up permanent shelf space.

Campaign Rollouts and Co-Packing

Retail campaign rollouts

Because the display consists of flat corrugated blanks, it ships efficiently to distribution centers or individual stores. The mechanical assembly means retail staff can erect the display without tools or adhesive.

Co-packer fulfillment and pre-loading

For programs where products are pre-loaded before shipping to stores, co-packers can assemble the display, load the shelves, and place the entire unit into a master outer shipper. This involves careful consideration of the outer shipper's strength.

Flat-pack distribution to franchises

Sending flat kits directly to franchise locations reduces shipping volume. The multi-piece design can be bundled together, ensuring all necessary components arrive in a single package.

When to Consider Alternative Display Styles

When fast, single-piece store assembly is needed

This display involves aligning multiple tabs and slots across six distinct components. If store-level labor is limited, a pop-up or single-piece wrap-around display may be a better choice, though it may sacrifice some structural rigidity.

When shipping pre-assembled displays via parcel networks

Fully assembled floor displays are vulnerable in mixed-carrier parcel networks. If the display ships fully loaded via courier, consider smaller counter displays or heavily reinforced master shippers.

Board Caliper, Kitting, and Print

Board thickness and slot clearances

The interlocking tabs and slots are matched to the thickness of the corrugated board. If the board grade changes, the CAD template needs to be updated, or the shelves will either fail to fit or sag loosely in the wall slots.

Kitting and flat-pack fulfillment

The display generates multiple flat pieces (base, rear wall, two side walls, header, and multiple shelves). Buyers must decide whether the manufacturer will kit these components into a single flat shipper for store delivery.

Flute direction for vertical wall strength

The vertical walls bear the weight of the loaded shelves. Ensuring the corrugated flutes run vertically (top to bottom) on the side and rear walls helps prevent the display from buckling under top load.

Print coverage and graphic alignment

Deciding which surfaces receive print affects the final presentation. The header, side walls, and shelf lips are highly visible, while the interior rear wall provides a backdrop for the products.

Adjustments to shelves and headers

Shelf count and vertical spacing

The number of shelves and the vertical distance between them can be adjusted to match the height of the product being displayed. Changing the shelf count automatically updates the corresponding slots in the side and rear walls.

Header card profile and branding

The top header is a separate component that slots into the rear wall. Its shape and height can be easily modified for specific brand campaigns without altering the main load-bearing body of the display.

Shelf lip height

Adjusting the front lip of the shelves helps secure taller products or provides additional space for pricing labels and promotional graphics.

Packing details

Large flatbed die-cutting for wall panels

The rear and side walls are tall panels that use large flatbed die-cutting equipment. The multi-piece approach allows these components to be nested efficiently on the corrugated sheet.

Clean slot stripping for retail assembly

For smooth assembly at the store level, all shelf slots in the walls need to be cleanly stripped during manufacturing. Unstripped waste in the slots will frustrate retail staff and slow down setup.

Additional notes

Instruction sheets for store-level setup

Because of the multi-step mechanical assembly, including printed instruction sheets in the flat-packed kit helps store staff erect the display correctly.

Base pedestal stability and floor moisture

The folded base pedestal elevates the shelves and provides a stable footprint. It also absorbs floor-level impacts and isolates the load-bearing walls from potential floor moisture.

FAQs

Is this display easy for retail staff to assemble?

The assembly uses no glue or tools, but it is a multi-piece kit. Staff fold the base, lock the side walls to the rear wall, fold the shelves, and slide the shelf tabs into the wall slots. It involves aligning multiple tabs simultaneously, which takes more time than a simple pop-up display.

How much weight can the shelves hold?

Weight capacity depends on the chosen corrugated board grade, the flute direction, and the width of the shelves. The mechanical tabs transfer the load to the vertical walls. Physical testing with the actual product is an important step before a full rollout.

How is the display delivered?

The display is manufactured as flat corrugated blanks. For retail distribution, the base, walls, header, and shelves are typically collated and packed together into a single flat outer shipper (kitting).

Can we change the shape of the top header?

Yes. Because the header is a separate piece that slots into the top of the rear wall, its profile can be custom die-cut for specific branding without changing the engineering of the main display body.

Can we use a thicker board for heavier products?

Yes, but the design files need to be updated. The slots in the walls are sized to the thickness of the board. If you switch to a thicker double-wall board without updating the clearances, the pieces will not fit together.

Which parts of the display are visible for printing?

The header, the exterior of the side walls, the front lips of the shelves, and the top surface of the shelves are highly visible. The interior of the rear wall is also visible behind the products.

Can we add dividers to the shelves?

Yes, custom corrugated dividers or inserts can be placed on the shelves to keep smaller items organized and upright.

Should we request a sample before full production?

Yes, a physical prototype is an important step to test the assembly process and verify the shelf strength with your actual products.