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EVC62185

Single-Level Multi-Cell Floor Display

This multi-piece corrugated floor display uses a deeply interlocking internal grid to separate products by SKU, flavor, or size. Designed for retail endcaps and pallet presentations, the structure relies on intersecting dividers and supports to provide high vertical rigidity and keep merchandise organized.

Because the display is built from multiple distinct components, including an outer shell, a base tray, and a tall branding header, it requires manual assembly. It is typically shipped flat as a kit to a co-packing facility where it is erected, loaded, and shrouded for final retail delivery.

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  • Interlocking grid separates multiple SKUs
  • Tall rear header for retail branding
  • Requires manual assembly and kitting

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Retail Merchandising and Product Separation

Multi-SKU Floor Bins

The internal grid creates distinct compartments, making this display a strong fit for merchandising different flavors, colors, or product lines in a single footprint without mixing inventory.

Heavy-Load Pallet Displays

The intersecting corrugated dividers act as structural columns. When placed on a pallet or solid floor, this grid helps support heavier stacked items better than a hollow dump bin.

Merchandising Loose or Irregular Items

The rigid cells keep loose items like bagged snacks, rolled apparel, or irregular shapes from shifting or spilling across the display.

Organizing Heavy Beverage Bottles

The interlocking grid provides the vertical column strength needed to support heavy stacked items like beverage bottles or large liquid containers.

Store Floors, Club Stores, and Co-Packing

Co-Packing Operations

Because the display consists of multiple interlocking parts, it is usually shipped flat to a co-packer. The facility builds the grid, attaches the outer walls and base tray, loads the product, and prepares the full unit for retail transit.

Club Store and Grocery Endcaps

The large footprint and tall header panel provide the visibility needed for high-traffic retail environments, while the open front profile allows easy access to the product.

Pharmacy and Convenience Store Aisles

The clear product separation makes it useful for freestanding promotions in smaller retail footprints where keeping distinct items organized is critical.

When to Consider Tiered or Simpler Displays

Tiered product presentation

If products need to be displayed at multiple heights for better visibility, a multi-level or tiered cell display may be a better choice than this single-level layout.

Fast store-level setup

If retail staff must assemble the display on the floor, a multi-piece interlocking kit may be too complex. A simpler pop-up bin or pre-glued auto-bottom display reduces assembly errors.

Board, Print, and Assembly Choices

Mixed Board Calipers

The internal grid often uses a thicker, structural board grade for rigidity, while the header and outer panels can use a thinner grade optimized for high-quality printing. The slots must be cut precisely to match these different material thicknesses.

Print Panel Allocation

Artwork is typically applied to the tall header, the front profile, the side walls, and the base tray. The internal dividers and supports are often left unprinted to reduce costs, as they are mostly hidden by the product.

Base Tray Fastening

The bottom tray wraps the lower edges of the display to keep the grid from dropping out. If the display will be lifted or moved after loading, this tray usually requires tape or adhesive during assembly.

Cell Dimensions and Product Fit

The internal grid must be sized to match the exact dimensions of the product, ensuring items fit securely without wasted space or tight binding.

Configuring Cells and Profiles

Cell Count and Footprint

The number of compartments can be adjusted to match the product assortment. Adding cells increases the overall width and the number of internal dividers required.

Front and Side Profiles

The height of the front wall and the angle of the side panels can be modified to balance product containment with consumer access and visibility.

Header Shape

While the standard header is a tall rectangle with rounded corners, the top profile can be die-cut into custom shapes to match brand logos or campaign graphics.

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Kitting and Fulfillment

Because this display requires multiple distinct corrugated parts, the components must be bundled, banded, or boxed together into a single flat kit before shipping to the assembly location.

Additional notes

Slot tolerances and board crush

The rigidity of the display relies on tight friction fits between the intersecting grid panels. The cutting dies must be precisely matched to the chosen board thickness to prevent the slots from crushing or tearing during assembly.

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FAQs

How is the display assembled?

The internal grid of dividers and supports is slotted together first. The front, rear, and side walls are then attached to the grid exposed tabs. Finally, the base tray wraps the bottom, and the header slots into the back.

Can retail staff assemble this display?

It is possible, but the multi-piece interlocking design has a high assembly burden. It is generally recommended for co-packing facilities where trained teams can build and load the displays efficiently.

Do all parts of the display need to be printed?

Brands typically print the header, outer walls, and base tray. The internal grid is often left unprinted, which helps manage costs.

Can this display be shipped via parcel networks?

The open top and multi-piece construction are designed for retail floors and pallets. It requires a master shipper or protective shroud for transit.

Can the display be lifted once loaded with product?

Lifting a fully loaded display requires caution. The base tray carries the direct weight of the product, so it must be securely taped or glued during assembly to prevent the bottom from dropping out.

Can different board grades be used for different parts?

The design accommodates mixed materials, allowing a heavy-duty board for the load-bearing internal grid and a smoother, thinner board for the printed header and outer walls.

Can the cell sizes be customized for different products?

The internal grid can be adjusted to create compartments that match the exact width and depth of your specific items.

Does the display require a separate shipping box?

Because it is an open retail display, it must be packed inside a master shipper or securely shrouded for transit to the store.

Review your product dimensions, SKU assortment, and co-packing plan to determine the right cell configuration and board combination for this display.