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EVC62104

Slanted Retail Display with Header

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Four-piece modular construction
Removable tray for flexible fulfillment
Angled presentation for retail visibility

About this product

The EVC62104 is a four-piece corrugated display designed for retail environments. It combines a tubular angled base, a removable product tray, a smooth inner floor pad, and a separate back header for branding.

Because the product tray is independent of the base, this design offers flexibility for fulfillment. The tray can be pre-loaded with goods at a packing facility, while the base and header ship flat to the retail store for final assembly.

Common uses

Countertop cosmetics displays
Floor-standing snack bins
Pre-packed retail endcaps

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Countertop Merchandising and Floor-Standing Displays

Countertop Merchandising

When scaled down, this four-piece design works well on retail counters. The angled base tilts smaller items like cosmetics or packaged hardware toward the customer, while the separate header provides a dedicated print surface.

Floor-Standing Endcaps

For larger product volumes, the dimensions can be scaled up to create a freestanding floor display. The tubular base provides the necessary height, lifting the product tray to a comfortable browsing level.

Pre-Packed Fulfillment Trays

Because the tray is a separate component, it can be used as a standalone packing unit at a fulfillment center. Once loaded, it can be shipped alongside the flat base and header for quick assembly at the retail destination.

Seasonal Promotional Swaps

The modular nature of the display allows retailers to keep the structural base in place while swapping out the printed header or the product tray for different seasonal campaigns.

Retail Rollouts and Contract Packaging Operations

Contract Packaging and Kitting

Contract packagers often use this design to separate packing labor from retail setup. The roll-end tray can be assembled and loaded with product, while the glued base tube and flat header remain unassembled until they reach the store.

Retail Store Rollouts

For national retail programs, the ability to ship the entire display as a flat kit reduces freight volume. Store staff can pop the base open, drop the assembled tray into the angled slot, and attach the header without adhesive.

High-Visibility Brand Campaigns

Marketing teams benefit from the distinct print surfaces. The separate header rises above the product for primary branding, while the base and tray exterior can carry secondary graphics or promotional messaging.

Comparing Single-Piece Bins and Integrated Headers

Single-Piece Dump Bins

If store staff have limited time for assembly, or if the product volume does not justify managing four separate corrugated components, a single-piece dump bin may be a faster choice. This four-piece model makes more sense when the modularity of a separate tray is useful.

Trays with Integrated Headers

For smaller countertop displays, a tray that folds its own lid into a header can reduce the number of parts. The separate header on this model is chosen when a taller, more rigid branding panel is preferred.

Base Strength, Print Allocation, and Fulfillment Routing

Base Strength and Flute Profile

The tubular base bears the entire weight of the loaded tray. For heavy products, the base often uses a thicker board grade than the header or the tray itself to prevent buckling.

Fulfillment Routing and Kitting

Planning the fulfillment route early helps determine whether the converter should bundle all four pieces together as a single flat kit, or deliver the trays separately to a contract packager for pre-loading.

Print Surface Allocation

Deciding which components receive high-graphic print affects the production path. The header and the outside of the base are the primary graphic surfaces, while the inner floor pad is often left plain unless the tray will be partially empty.

Tray Floor Smoothness

The tray uses roll-over side walls that lock into the bottom panel. The included flat corrugated pad drops into the tray to cover these locking tabs, creating a completely smooth interior floor for the products.

Adjusting Presentation Angle, Header Shape, and Tray Depth

Presentation Angle and Center of Gravity

The slant of the base can be adjusted to change how aggressively the tray tilts forward. Steeper angles improve product visibility but shift the center of gravity, so physical testing with the actual product is recommended to ensure stability.

Header Shape and Attachment

The header connects to the base using tuck tongues that slide into slots on the back panel. The outer profile of the header can be die-cut into custom shapes to match brand logos or promotional themes.

Tray Depth and Wall Thickness

The depth of the tray walls can be modified to expose more or less of the product. The double-thick rolled side walls provide rigidity, which can be adjusted based on the chosen board caliper.

Packing details

Header Slot Clearance

If heavy coatings or varnishes are applied to the printed board, the receiving slots on the back panel of the base may need slight adjustments to ensure the header fits securely without tearing.

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Header attachment and slot clearance

The header connects to the base using tuck tongues that slide into slots on the back panel. If heavy coatings or varnishes are applied to the printed board, these slots may need slight adjustments to ensure the header fits securely without tearing.

FAQs

Does this display use glue during store assembly?

No. The base is glued by the manufacturer and arrives as a flat tube that pops open. The tray, inner pad, and header all assemble using folding tabs and friction locks.

Can the tray be shipped pre-loaded with product?

Yes, the tray can be packed separately. However, if it is shipped through parcel networks, it should be placed inside a separate master shipper to protect the goods during transit.

Which pieces are usually printed?

The header and the outside of the base are the primary graphic surfaces. The tray can also be printed, though the inner floor pad is often left plain unless the tray will be partially empty during use.

Why does the tray have a separate floor pad?

The tray's side walls roll over and lock into slots on the bottom panel. The separate floor pad drops in to cover these slots, providing a flat, uninterrupted surface for the products.

Can the display handle heavy items?

The weight capacity depends on the board grade chosen for the base and the tray. Because the base supports the tray on its angled walls, heavier payloads may require a thicker flute profile for the base.

Does this design use multiple cutting dies?

Yes. Because it is a four-piece kit, it uses separate cutting dies for the base, tray, pad, and header. This makes it highly customizable but generally better suited for medium-to-high volume retail programs.

How is the header attached to the base?

The header features bottom tuck tongues that slide into corresponding slots on the tall back panel of the tubular base, keeping it upright without adhesive.

What happens if the presentation angle is too steep?

A steeper angle tilts the product further forward for visibility, but it also shifts the center of gravity. If the angle is too aggressive for the product weight, the display may tip forward on the retail floor.