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EVC62025

One-Piece 3-Shelf Retail Display

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Integrated shelves fold directly from the front panel
Tall back panel extension provides a vertical branding header
Requires an outer master shipper for transit

About this product

The EVC62025 is a streamlined corrugated point-of-purchase display that forms its body, header, and three shelves from a single piece of board. By folding the shelves directly inward from the front panel, it eliminates the need to manufacture, ship, and manage separate structural inserts.

Because the shelves rely on unreinforced corrugated hinges, this package fits lightweight retail goods like cosmetics, snacks, or small boxed items. It ships flat as a glued tube and requires an outer master carton for transit to the retail floor.

Common uses

Cosmetics and beauty products
Lightweight bagged snacks
Small promotional boxed goods

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Lightweight Retail Merchandising and Point-of-Purchase Displays

Countertop and floor point-of-purchase displays

This display presents lightweight items vertically. The open front provides high visibility, while the remaining front panel material acts as a retaining lip to keep products from falling forward.

Lightweight cosmetic and beauty merchandising

Small, light items like lip balms, compacts, or travel-sized lotions fit well on these integrated shelves, where the unreinforced corrugated hinge can easily support the payload.

Snack and confectionary retail rollouts

Bagged snacks or light candy boxes can be stacked on the three shelves. The tall header provides space for campaign branding above the product line.

Small promotional boxed goods

For seasonal promotions, the one-piece design allows fulfillment centers to quickly erect the tube and push the shelves inward without managing separate structural inserts.

Fulfillment Kitting and Store-Level Assembly

Kitting and retail rollout programs

Because the entire display is a single glued tube, fulfillment centers do not have to sort through multiple knocked-down parts. The main body opens, the top and bottom tuck flaps secure the frame, and the shelves are pushed inward to seat against the back wall.

Store-level assembly

When shipped flat to the retail location, store staff can set up the display without complex instructions. The integrated shelves fold directly from the front panel, reducing the risk of lost parts.

Short-run promotional campaigns

The one-piece design is practical for temporary promotions where managing multi-piece displays would add unnecessary packing labor.

When to Compare Multi-Piece Displays for Heavy Products

Heavy products and beverage rollouts

If you are merchandising beverages, canned goods, or heavy jars, the integrated corrugated hinges on these shelves will likely sag or tear. For heavier payloads, compare this to a multi-piece display that uses a separate, reinforced inner shelf structure.

High-value electronics and heavy hardware

Products that require rigid, load-bearing shelves should use a display with dedicated structural inserts rather than shelves folded from the front face.

Board Stiffness, Shelf Depth, and Master Shipper Sizing

Flute profile and shelf depth

The display relies on the stiffness of the corrugated board to keep the tall header standing straight and the shelves from bowing. A B-flute or C-flute is usually required. Deeper shelves increase the leverage on the front hinge, so shelf depth should be kept as shallow as practical.

Header height and board stiffness

The tall trapezoidal header extends above the main body. If the header is too tall relative to the board thickness, it may lean backward. The board grade must support the intended header height.

Master shipper sizing and packing route

With its open front, this display offers no transit protection for the goods inside. It must be shipped to the retail location inside a properly sized corrugated master carton, either pre-loaded with product or shipped flat.

Base closure style for overall weight

While this template uses a straight tuck bottom, the base closure can be modified to a snap-lock or auto-bottom if the overall weight of the loaded display requires a more secure foundation.

Adjusting Shelf Spacing, Header Profiles, and Retaining Lips

Header shape and profile

The tall trapezoidal header can be die-cut into custom shapes to match brand graphics, provided it fits within the overall press sheet.

Shelf spacing and vertical clearance

The vertical distance between the three shelves can be adjusted to accommodate taller or shorter products, changing the cutout dimensions on the front panel.

Front retaining lip height

The height of the front lip on each shelf can be increased to hold taller items securely or decreased to maximize product visibility.

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Master shipper requirements

With its open front and unreinforced face, this display offers no transit protection for the goods inside. It must be shipped to the retail location inside a properly sized corrugated master carton, either pre-loaded with product or shipped flat for store-level assembly.

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Store-level setup labor

Because it is a single piece, retail staff only need to open the main tube, tuck the top and bottom flaps, and push the three shelves inward. This reduces the risk of lost parts or incorrect assembly on the store floor.

FAQs

How much weight can the integrated shelves hold?

Because the shelves are formed by folding the front panel inward, they rely entirely on a single corrugated hinge and friction against the back wall. They are designed for lightweight items only. Exact capacity depends on the board grade and must be validated with a physical prototype.

How do the shelves stay in place?

When pushed inward, the shelf flap folds 90 degrees to form the floor, and a secondary crease allows the back edge to fold down into a flange. This flange rests against the back wall. For added stability during fulfillment, this back flange is sometimes manually glued or taped to the back panel.

Can this display be shipped through parcel networks?

Not on its own. The open front leaves products exposed, and the display structure is not designed for unboxed courier transit. It requires a fitted outer master carton for all shipping.

Where does the branding go on this display?

The primary branding area is the tall header panel that extends above the main body. The side panels, the front retaining lips, and the interior back wall behind the shelves also offer continuous print surfaces.

Can this be made in a thin E-flute for better print quality?

While E-flute offers an excellent print surface, it is often too thin to provide the necessary rigidity for the shelves and the tall header. A B-flute or C-flute is usually a safer starting point to prevent the header from leaning backward.

Can the base be changed for heavier overall loads?

Yes. While this template uses a straight tuck bottom, the base closure can be modified to a snap-lock or auto-bottom if the overall weight of the loaded display requires a more secure foundation.

Does this display require a separate shelf insert?

No. The shelves are cut directly from the front panel and fold inward. This eliminates the need to manage and assemble separate corrugated inserts, though it limits the overall weight capacity.

Can the shelves be angled for better product visibility?

In this specific design, the shelves fold at a strict 90-degree angle to seat against the back wall. The front retaining lip keeps products in place on the flat shelf.