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EVC62055

3-Sided Corrugated Floor Display

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Top highlights

Three independent shelving bays bound by top and bottom caps
100% mechanical tab-and-slot assembly with no gluing required
Ships completely flat as a multi-piece kit

About this product

A freestanding, triangular point-of-purchase display that presents products across three independent shelving bays. Designed for open floor plans and wide aisles, it allows shoppers to approach and shop from multiple directions simultaneously.

Because it relies on a 120-degree triangular core and 26 separate flat components, it offers excellent stability and flat-packing efficiency but requires significant manual assembly time on the retail floor.

Common uses

Open-floor retail merchandising
Club store aisles
Lightweight packaged goods
Seasonal promotional rollouts

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Merchandising Jobs for a Three-Sided Footprint

Open-floor retail merchandising

Captures foot traffic from multiple angles in wide aisles, intersections, or club stores where a flat wall display would be ignored from behind.

Lightweight packaged goods

Accommodates boxed, bagged, or blister-packed items that fit neatly onto flat corrugated shelves and do not create severe point loads.

Multi-directional aisle intersections

Takes advantage of high-traffic cross-aisles by presenting shoppable faces to three different approaching walkways simultaneously.

High-SKU promotional assortments

Separates different product lines or flavors across the three independent bays, keeping the presentation organized while sharing a single floor footprint.

Retail Channels and Campaign Types

Seasonal promotional rollouts

Provides a large, high-visibility footprint for temporary campaigns that need to stand out from standard store shelving.

Club store and big-box retail

Fits environments where freestanding pallets and large floor displays are common, and where aisles are wide enough to accommodate a 360-degree shopping pattern.

Trade show and event merchandising

Acts as a freestanding, flat-packable kiosk that can be transported easily and assembled on-site to display products from all sides.

Comparing Other Floor Display Footprints

Wall or endcap placement

If the display will be pushed against a wall or the end of an aisle, a three-sided footprint wastes space and material. A single-sided endcap is a better fit.

Strict limits on store-level assembly time

If retail staff assembly time is strictly limited, a 26-piece tab-and-slot kit may have a low execution rate. Pre-glued auto-bottom displays or pre-packed pallet skirts may be safer.

Board, Weight, and Packing Route Decisions

Mixed board grades

The design allows for heavy double-wall corrugated on the load-bearing walls and caps, while using lighter single-wall for the shelves to balance strength and material use.

Shelf weight capacity

The shelves feature a raw front edge without a folded reinforcing lip. Heavy products will require physical testing to check for deflection or sagging.

Master shipper planning

The 26 flat pieces must be kitted and packed into a separate corrugated outer box to protect the components during distribution to the retail floor. The display itself is not a shipping container.

Print surface and graphic alignment

Because the three bays are cut from separate sheets, artwork can be customized for each face, but color matching and alignment across the top and bottom caps should be planned carefully.

Shelf and Accessory Adjustments

Shelf count and spacing

The number of shelves per bay and the vertical clearance between them can be adjusted to match specific product heights.

Hanging accessory holes

Side walls can be modified to include peg or hook receivers for lightweight hanging items alongside the shelved products.

Shelf front lip addition

If the product load causes the raw-edge shelves to sag, the template can be modified to include a folded front lip for additional horizontal rigidity.

Packing details

Assembly sequence and store execution

Store staff must build three separate bays, group them into a triangle, and lock them together with the top and bottom caps. Clear printed instructions are essential for a successful rollout.

Flute direction for vertical strength

The structural integrity of the triangular core relies on the corrugated flutes running vertically down the rear and side walls. This must be managed during the die-cutting layout.

Additional notes

Production routing for complex slots

The high number of interlocking tabs, slots, and tuck tongues requires flatbed die-cutting or digital cutting tables. It is not suited for simple slotting machines.

FAQs

How does the three-sided structure stay together?

The display is built as three separate shelving bays. Once assembled, they are placed back-to-back to form a triangle. A specialized top cap and bottom base lock into the walls of all three bays, binding them into a single stable column.

Is this display fast to set up in a store?

No. The standard configuration includes 26 separate pieces (walls, shelves, and caps) that must be manually slotted together. It requires dedicated time and clear instructions for retail staff to execute properly.

Can the shelves hold heavy items like beverages or jars?

The standard shelves have a raw front edge rather than a folded reinforcing lip. While the triangular core is very strong, the shelves themselves may sag under heavy point loads. Physical testing is recommended for dense products.

Can the number of shelves be changed?

Yes. The template allows for adjusting the total number of shelves per face and the vertical clearance between them to match your product dimensions.

How does this display ship to the retailer?

All components are delivered flat. Because it is a multi-piece kit, the flat parts must be collated and packed into a separate corrugated master shipper to protect them during transit.

Do all the pieces need to be made from the same thickness of corrugated board?

No. The design accommodates mixed material thicknesses. It is common to use a thicker, stronger board for the load-bearing walls and caps, and a thinner board for the shelves.

Can we print different graphics on each of the three faces?

Yes. Because the three bays are cut and printed as separate flat components, each face can carry distinct branding or promotional artwork before being assembled into the final triangular core.

How is this multi-piece display cut during production?

Because of the high number of interlocking tabs and slots, this multi-piece kit is typically produced on flatbed die-cutting equipment or digital cutting tables.