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EVC62101

Slanted Cell Floor Display

This multi-piece corrugated floor display elevates products on a sturdy pedestal and presents them in an angled, compartmentalized tray. Designed for retail point-of-purchase (POP) environments, the interlocking grid keeps small or assorted items organized and facing the consumer.

Because the display relies on a separate base, tray, and slotted dividers, it requires manual assembly at the packing center or retail floor. It is a practical choice for lightweight cosmetics, confectionery, or packaged goods that benefit from individual cell presentation.

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  • Multi-piece kit: pedestal, tray, slotted dividers, and optional header
  • Interlocking grid creates individual product cells
  • Ships knocked-down flat for efficient transit

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Retail Assortments and Point-of-Purchase Presentation

Multi-SKU Retail Assortments

The individual cells keep different product varieties, flavors, or colors separated and organized. The slanted angle keeps even products in the back rows visible to shoppers.

Lightweight Packaged Goods

A practical choice for cosmetics, snacks, small electronics, and hardware accessories. The corrugated grid provides lateral support for the tray, but the overall weight limit is dictated by the vertical strength of the pedestal.

Cosmetics and Personal Care

Small bottles, tubes, and compacts fit well in individual cells, preventing them from falling over or mixing on the retail floor.

Confectionery and Snack Packs

Keeps different flavors separated and visible, encouraging impulse purchases at the end of aisles or near checkout zones.

Co-Packing and Store-Floor Assembly

Kitting and Co-Packing Operations

The display components (pedestal, tray, horizontal dividers, and vertical dividers) are typically shipped flat to a fulfillment center. Co-packers assemble the grid, load the products, and often ship the loaded tray and flat pedestal in a master outer carton for final store setup.

Store-Floor Setup

If shipped entirely flat to the retail location, store staff must erect the glued pedestal, fold the tray, interlock the grid dividers, and seat the loaded tray into the lock holes of the pedestal. Clear assembly instructions help store staff complete the setup.

Promotional Campaign Rollouts

For seasonal or limited-time product pushes where a standalone, branded floor presence is required without relying on permanent store shelving.

Comparing Tiered Shelves and Dump Bins

Heavy or Bulky Items

If you are displaying heavy beverage bottles or large bulk goods, the suspended tray and slotted grid may buckle. A tiered shelf display with reinforced horizontal shelves or a floor-standing dump bin is often a safer choice for heavy loads.

Rapid Setup Requirements

The interlocking grid and multi-part assembly take time. If store staff need a display that sets up in seconds, consider an auto-erecting base or a pre-glued pop-up display, though these often sacrifice the rigid individual cells.

Cell Configuration and Board Selection

Mixed Board Grades

It is common to use a heavier board (like C-flute) for the pedestal to resist kicking and vertical crush, while using a thinner board (like B-flute) for the tray and dividers to allow clean folds and high-quality print.

Slot and Caliper Matching

The horizontal and vertical dividers lock together using precise slots. These slot widths must be tuned exactly to the chosen board thickness. Changing the board grade later requires recalculating the entire grid to avoid loose cells or tearing during assembly.

Header Panel Inclusion

Decide if the extra branding space at the top is needed or if the product packaging provides enough visibility on its own. Removing the header can reduce overall height and board usage.

Base Footprint and Tipping Risk

Adjusting the depth of the pedestal ensures the display remains stable. If a steeper presentation angle is chosen, the base must be deepened to keep the center of gravity safely within the footprint.

Adjusting the Presentation Angle and Grid

Cell Count and Dimensions

The number of columns and rows can be adjusted to fit your exact product dimensions. The template automatically recalculates the number of slotted dividers required to form the new grid.

Presentation Angle

The backward tilt of the tray can be modified. Steeper angles shift the center of gravity and require a deeper pedestal footprint to keep the display from tipping forward.

Pedestal Height

The front wall of the base can be raised or lowered to position the lowest row of products at a comfortable reaching height for shoppers.

Packing details

Moisture Protection at Floor Level

Because the corrugated pedestal rests directly on the retail floor, consider adding plastic base feet or a moisture-resistant coating to the bottom edges to prevent wicking from routine store cleaning.

Header and Grid Variants

EVC62101 (Base with Header)

Includes a top header panel that tabs into the back of the tray for additional branding and billboard space.

EVC62101_1 (Headerless)

A streamlined version without the top header panel, useful for environments with height restrictions or where the product packaging provides enough branding.

EVC62101_2 (Six-Cell Default)

A variant optimized for a specific grid layout and tray integration, functioning similarly to the base model but with different blank nesting.

Additional notes

Multi-part kitting

Because this display consists of at least four separate flat components (pedestal, tray, and two types of dividers), your order will require kitting to confirm the correct ratio of parts is bundled together for each retail location.

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FAQs

Does this display require glue for assembly?

The main pedestal body requires a glued side seam, which is typically applied by the manufacturer before delivery. The tray, grid dividers, and header assemble mechanically using slots and tuck tabs without additional adhesive.

Can this display be shipped fully assembled?

Fully assembled floor displays take up considerable volume and are easily damaged in transit. It is usually shipped knocked-down flat, or the tray is pre-loaded by a co-packer and shipped alongside the flat pedestal in a master shipper.

How much weight can the slanted tray hold?

The weight capacity depends entirely on the board grade used for the pedestal and the depth of the tray. The interlocking grid adds rigidity, but heavy items can cause the locking tabs of the tray to tear or the pedestal walls to buckle. Physical testing is required for your specific payload.

Which parts of the display are usually printed?

The outside of the pedestal, the header, and the inside of the tray and dividers are the primary visual surfaces. Because these are separate components, you can choose different print finishes or leave unseen parts unprinted to manage costs.

Can I change the size of the individual cubbies?

Yes. The cell width, height, and depth can be adjusted to match your product. The template will adjust the intersecting slots on the dividers to maintain the grid layout.

What prevents the display from tipping over?

The depth of the pedestal base offsets the slanted angle of the tray. If you request a steeper presentation angle, the base must be deepened to keep the center of gravity safely within the footprint.

Can the header panel be removed or changed for different campaigns?

The header tabs into the top of the tray section. It can be left off entirely or swapped out if you produce multiple header designs for the same base display.

What happens if we change the board thickness after the initial design?

The interlocking grid relies on slots cut to the exact thickness of the board. If you switch to a thicker or thinner material, the slot widths must be recalculated so the dividers fit together without tearing or feeling loose.

Organize and elevate your retail assortment with a display built for clear, compartmentalized presentation.