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EVC62019

5-Shelf Corrugated Floor Display with Dividers

The EVC62019 is a freestanding corrugated retail display unit designed for segmented product presentation. Featuring five shelves, vertical dividers, and a reinforced base, it provides a structured footprint for end-caps or aisle placements.

Unlike simpler fold-together displays, this package relies on a tab-and-slot mechanism secured by external plastic locking pins. This hardware-assisted design prevents shelves from pulling out under load, making it a strong choice for heavier retail goods, though it requires careful kitting and manual assembly.

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  • 5-tier design with removable product dividers
  • Requires external plastic locking pins for shelf stability
  • Ships flat as a 13-piece kit for manual assembly

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Retail Placements and Product Segmentation

Segmented Product Launches

The included vertical dividers allow each of the five shelves to be split into distinct channels. This helps present multiple product variants, flavors, or complementary items in a single, organized footprint.

Heavy Retail Goods

Because the shelf tabs pass through the side walls and are locked in place with physical pins, the shelves are less likely to sag or pull out compared to friction-fit designs. This makes the unit suitable for heavier retail goods when paired with the correct board grade.

High-Traffic End-Caps

The reinforced base and tall side walls provide a stable structure for prominent end-cap placements. The top header offers additional space for brand messaging above the product sightlines.

Beverage and Liquid Promotions

When displaying bottles or heavy liquid containers, the pinned shelves and vertical dividers help keep the weight distributed and the products upright during shopping.

Rollouts, Co-Packing, and Store-Level Setup

Co-Packer Fulfillment

Due to the 13-piece complexity and the need for external hardware, this display is often shipped flat to a co-packer. The co-packer handles the manual assembly, inserts the locking pins, loads the product, and ships the completed unit to retail under a protective pallet shroud.

Store-Level Assembly

If shipped knocked-down directly to retail stores, the kit must include clear instructions and a bagged set of locking pins. The assembly process requires floor space and time, making it a strong fit for planned promotional rollouts rather than quick setups.

Seasonal Campaigns

For planned seasonal pushes, the display can be printed with high-quality graphics and kitted with all necessary hardware, ensuring a consistent brand presence across multiple retail locations.

When to Consider Simpler Display Styles

Fast-Erecting Displays

If retail staff have limited time for assembly, a 13-piece kit with external hardware may cause compliance issues. Compare this with auto-bottom or pop-up display styles that trade some load capacity for faster setup.

Single-Unit Courier Delivery

This display cannot be shipped fully assembled through standard parcel networks. If your distribution relies on single-unit courier delivery, you will need a specialized protective outer shipper or a different display strategy.

Hardware, Board, and Kitting Decisions

Sourcing Locking Hardware

The circular cutouts in the side walls and shelf tabs are designed for plastic display clips, often called push-pins or fir-tree clips. The diameter of these cutouts must be matched exactly to the hardware you intend to source.

Board Grade and Flute

The overall load capacity depends entirely on the corrugated board chosen. While B or C flute is common for the chassis, the thickness must be calibrated so the tabs fit smoothly through the slots and the locking pins can grip securely.

Print and Graphics Strategy

Premium retail displays often use litho-lamination for high-quality graphics on the header, side walls, and shelf lips. Decide whether the interior panels require printing, as this changes the production approach.

Divider Necessity

Evaluate whether your product actually requires the vertical dividers for organization. If open shelf space is preferred, the dividers can be omitted from the final production run.

Adjusting Shelves, Dividers, and Headers

Shelf Spacing and Count

The vertical distance between the five shelves can be adjusted to accommodate taller or shorter products. Changing the total number of shelves requires a structural redesign and a different template.

Divider Configuration

The vertical dividers are separate pieces that slot into the shelves. They can be resized, repositioned, or omitted entirely if you need open, unsegmented shelf space.

Header Shape and Height

The top header panel can be adjusted in height or die-cut into custom shapes to match specific brand logos or promotional themes.

Packing details

Kitting and Logistics

This display involves 13 separate corrugated pieces. These pieces, along with the required hardware, must be carefully collated and packed into a master shipper, which adds to the preparation time before distribution.

Additional notes

Hardware Grip Range

When selecting board thickness, ensure the plastic locking pins have a sufficient grip range to secure the overlapping layers of corrugated board at the tab joints.

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FAQs

Does this display require tools or extra parts to build?

While it does not require tools, the design relies on external plastic locking pins to secure the shelves to the side walls. These must be sourced and included with the kit.

How many pieces make up the display?

The standard configuration is a 13-piece corrugated kit, including the main walls, five shelves, base supports, dividers, and a header, plus the necessary locking pins.

How much weight can each shelf hold?

Load capacity depends on the specific corrugated board grade selected and the environment. The pinned-tab design is structurally strong, but physical testing with your actual product is required to verify performance.

Can I change the size of the holes for the locking pins?

The hole diameter can be adjusted in the template to perfectly match the barrel size of the specific plastic clips you plan to use.

Can this be shipped fully loaded?

It can be pre-assembled and loaded by a co-packer, but it must be shipped on a pallet with a protective shroud. It is not designed for parcel courier networks when assembled.

Is this display practical for small trial orders?

Because it involves 13 separate corrugated pieces, it is generally better suited for planned retail rollouts. Small trial quantities are usually practical only if cut digitally as prototypes.

Can the header be shaped differently?

The header profile can be adjusted or die-cut into custom shapes to feature specific brand logos or campaign themes.

Are the dividers permanently attached?

The vertical dividers are separate corrugated pieces that slot into the shelves. They can be removed if you need open shelf space.

A sturdy, hardware-locked display built for organized retail presentation.