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ICB10008

Corrugated Multi-Shelf Floor Display

The ICB10008 is a freestanding, multi-piece corrugated floor display designed to present multiple products on horizontal shelves. Featuring a prominent top header, side walls, and a raised bottom plinth, it provides high-visibility branding for retail aisles and end-caps.

Because it relies on a modular tab-and-slot construction, the shelves act as structural cross-ties that lock the back and side walls together without glue. This makes it a highly stable choice for point-of-purchase rollouts, provided the board thickness is precisely matched to the slot dimensions.

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  • Multi-piece tab-and-slot assembly
  • Shelves act as structural cross-ties
  • Raised bottom plinth protects from floor moisture

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Retail Aisle and End-Cap Merchandising

Retail aisle merchandising

This display stands independently in retail aisles. The horizontal shelves accommodate a wide range of product shapes, from bottles and jars to boxed goods, while the front shelf lips provide space for pricing labels.

End-cap promotions

The tall profile and prominent header make it highly visible at the end of store aisles. The side walls offer large surfaces for brand messaging.

Multi-product presentations

With multiple shelves, buyers can present different product lines or variations in a single footprint, keeping the presentation organized.

Co-packer pre-pack programs

Because it holds significant volume, it is often built and loaded by a co-packer, then shipped on a pallet directly to the retail floor.

Co-Packer Programs and Store-Level Assembly

Co-packer fulfillment

Because this is a multi-component structure, it carries a higher assembly burden. It is often suited for co-packers who build the display, load the product, and ship it on a pallet.

Store-level assembly

If shipped flat directly to retail stores, the display requires clear instructions and dedicated associate time to assemble the base, walls, shelves, and header.

Seasonal retail rollouts

The modular nature allows brands to deploy large, high-impact floor displays for temporary promotions, utilizing full-color printing on the header and side panels.

When to Consider Simpler Display Formats

Fast-setup requirements

If retail staff need a display that sets up in seconds, a multi-piece tab-and-slot unit may be too complex. In those cases, consider pop-up displays or pre-glued automatic-bottom bins that require less manual handling.

Loose or bulk items

If the product does not need to be neatly arranged on horizontal shelves, a corrugated dump bin may be a simpler and more cost-effective choice for bulk merchandising.

Board Choice, Shelf Count, and Kitting

Board thickness and weight capacity

The structural integrity of this display relies entirely on friction fit. The slot widths must perfectly match the chosen corrugated board thickness. Heavy products typically require double-wall corrugated to prevent shelf sag.

Kitting and flat shipping

When ordered for flat delivery, the separate components (base, side walls, shelves, bottom plinth, and header) must be kitted together into a single master shipper.

Shelf count and product height

The number of shelves and the vertical distance between them must be planned around the exact height of the product to ensure easy removal by shoppers.

Print and finish surfaces

The large side walls, top header, and optional banner pieces offer extensive billboard space. Buyers should decide whether high-end litho-lamination or direct print fits the retail environment.

Adjusting Dimensions and Branding Panels

Shelf count and spacing

The template can be adjusted for different planograms. Adding or removing shelves automatically recalculates the overall back wall height, while the vertical spacing between shelves can be modified to clear taller products.

Header and plinth sizing

The top branding header can be resized or custom die-cut to match brand shapes. The bottom plinth, which elevates the lowest shelf and protects the display from floor mops, can also be adjusted in height.

Side wall profiles

While the standard template uses straight side walls, the front edges can be contoured or angled to increase product visibility from the side.

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Print surfaces and litho-lamination

The large side walls, top header, and optional banner pieces offer extensive billboard space. For high-end retail environments, these components are frequently litho-laminated for premium graphic quality.

Additional notes

Shelf lip reinforcement

Each shelf features a front lip that folds down. This adds rigidity to the horizontal span to resist bowing under product weight, while also providing a flat face for pricing or promotional stickers.

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FAQs

Can this display be shipped via parcel networks?

The assembled display is not suited for loose parcel shipping. It must be shipped flat in a protective outer carton, or built and shipped on a pallet via freight.

Does this display require glue to assemble?

No. The primary structure uses a tab-and-slot friction fit. The shelves pass through slots in the side and back walls, locking the unit together mechanically.

How much weight can the shelves hold?

Weight capacity depends entirely on the chosen board grade (such as single-wall versus double-wall) and the width of the shelf span. Physical load testing with your actual product is strongly recommended.

Can the top header shape be customized?

Yes. While the base template uses a rectangular header, the die-cut profile can be modified to feature custom curves or brand outlines without changing how it mounts to the display body.

Why is board thickness so critical for this design?

Because the display relies on tabs fitting tightly into slots to prevent swaying, the CAD file must be generated for the exact thickness of the board being used. Changing materials later will result in a display that is either impossible to assemble or dangerously loose.

Is this suitable for store employees to build?

It can be built at the store level, but because it involves seven or more separate pieces, it takes more time than a simple pop-up display. Clear printed instructions are essential if shipping flat to retail locations.

How are the components packed for delivery?

If not pre-assembled by a co-packer, the base, walls, shelves, header, and plinth are typically kitted together and shipped flat inside a master carton.

What protects the bottom of the display from wet floors?

The design includes a separate bottom plinth that wraps around the base. This elevates the lowest shelf and helps protect the main structure from floor moisture and retail mops.

A stable, high-visibility platform for presenting multiple product lines on the retail floor.