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EVC62134

360-Degree Multi-Tier Floor Display

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360-degree product access for island or club store placement
Multi-piece kit requiring manual tab-and-slot assembly
Reinforced pedestal base with internal egg-crate grid

About this product

A multi-tier corrugated floor stand designed for open retail spaces where products must be visible and accessible from all four sides. Built from a kit of interlocking components, it creates a stepped, pyramidal presentation with a solid base and open shelving.

Because it relies on 10 distinct flat parts, including an internal egg-crate grid for base strength and tab-and-slot vertical dividers, this display requires careful kitting and substantial manual assembly at the packing center or retail floor.

Common uses

Club store merchandising
Open-floor retail
Pre-loaded pallet shipping

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Open-Floor Retail and Club Store Presentations

Island and open-floor retail

The 360-degree access makes this stand well-suited for wide aisles, club stores, and open floor spaces where shoppers approach from multiple directions. The stepped tiers allow clear visibility of products on all levels.

Pre-loaded pallet shipping

When assembled and loaded by a co-packer, the display can be shipped on a pallet. The internal base grid provides the vertical crush resistance needed to support the loaded tiers above during transit.

End-cap and wide-aisle promotions

For large retail environments, placing this display at the end of an aisle or in a main walkway draws attention from all angles, maximizing the footprint of the promotion.

Multi-product merchandising

The separate tiers and divided cells allow brands to present different product variations, flavors, or related items on a single stand without mixing them on the same shelf.

High-Visibility Merchandising and Co-Packing

Club store merchandising

Club environments often require freestanding, multi-sided displays that can hold heavy product volume without relying on standard store shelving.

Fulfillment and co-packing operations

Because the display consists of 10 or more distinct parts, shipping it knock-down to individual stores transfers a heavy assembly burden to retail staff. Co-packers often pre-assemble the base and tiers to ensure the display is built correctly before it reaches the floor.

High-traffic retail rollouts

Brands launching major campaigns in open retail spaces use this display to ensure their products are visible regardless of how the shopper navigates the aisle.

When to Consider Simpler Displays

When store-level assembly time is strictly limited

If retail staff must erect the display quickly, a 10-part tab-and-slot kit may cause frustration or incorrect assembly. Compare with simpler pop-up displays or pre-glued alternatives that require fewer steps.

When the display sits against a wall

If the stand will be placed against a wall or at the end of an aisle where only one side is shoppable, a standard one-sided floor display uses less material and is easier to assemble.

Kitting, Assembly Labor, and Board Selection

Kitting and fulfillment routing

Decide whether the converter will collate all 10 parts into a single knock-down shipper for store delivery, or if the parts will be shipped in bulk to a co-packer for pre-assembly.

Mixed board grades

Complex displays often use heavier board for the load-bearing base and internal grid, and lighter board for the headers and upper dividers to improve print quality and ease of slotting. If mixed materials are used, the CAD slot widths must be precisely adjusted for each component.

Tooling and run size

With 10 distinct parts, conventional flatbed die-cutting requires multiple cutting dies. This high tooling exposure makes the package less economical for very short runs unless produced on a digital cutting table.

Base reinforcement and weight capacity

The internal egg-crate grid provides vertical strength, but the exact board grade must be matched to the total weight of the products being displayed to prevent the base from crushing.

Tier Count, Cell Width, and Header Adjustments

Tier and cell counts

The template allows adjustments to the number of vertical tiers and the number of product cells per tier. Changing these counts alters the total number of parts required.

Header shape and signage

The interlocking cross-header panels can be modified in shape to match brand profiles, provided the central interlocking slots remain aligned.

Shelf clearance and product height

The vertical distance between the horizontal shelves can be adjusted in the CAD file to accommodate taller bottles or shorter cartons, ensuring a tight visual presentation.

Packing details

Base strength and internal grid

The pedestal base relies on an internal slotted egg-crate grid for vertical compression strength. Omitting this grid during assembly will likely cause the base to crush under the weight of the loaded tiers.

Additional notes

Tab clearance and friction

The vertical dividers use tabs that pass through slots in the horizontal shelves. If the board is too thick or the slots are too narrow, the tabs can tear during assembly.

FAQs

Can this display be erected automatically?

No. The display is a multi-piece kit that requires entirely manual assembly, involving folding the base, inserting the grid, and stacking the tiers using tab-and-slot connections.

How is the base secured?

The main base pedestal requires a glued side seam, typically applied by the manufacturer on a straight-line folder-gluer. The rest of the components lock together mechanically.

Can I use different board grades for different parts?

Yes, it is common to use a heavier flute for the base and grid, and a lighter flute for the headers. However, the slot widths in the CAD file must be updated to match the exact caliper of each board grade, or the tabs will either bind or fit too loosely.

Is this display suitable for parcel shipping?

No. The assembled display is intended for palletized retail distribution. Shipping the knock-down kit via parcel is possible, but the end-user would face a complex assembly process.

Do I need a physical prototype?

Yes. Because the display relies on multiple friction-fit tabs and slots, a physical, unprinted prototype is highly recommended to verify assembly ease and overall stability before committing to multiple cutting dies.

Where can graphics be applied?

The display offers 360-degree visibility. Prime print areas include the exterior of the base pedestal, the tray edges, the faces of the vertical dividers, and the interlocking top headers.

What prevents the shelves from sagging?

The vertical dividers pass through the horizontal shelves, providing central support that reduces the span of the board and helps prevent sagging under product weight.

Are the vertical dividers adjustable after production?

No. The slots are cut to exact positions. If you need to change the cell width or tier height, new cutting dies will be required.