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ICB11021

Double-Sided Floor Display Totem

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Double-sided visibility for open floor plans
Ships flat and assembles with mechanical fasteners
Trapezoidal footers provide anti-tip stability

About this product

This freestanding, two-face display totem provides visibility for retail aisles, trade shows, and lobbies. Built from four separate rigid board components, it forms a tall, hollow central column flanked by two stabilizing base footers.

Unlike lightweight corrugated standees, this structure relies on V-cut rigid boards, such as honeycomb or inverted corrugated board, and mechanical fasteners to create a tip-resistant display that ships completely flat.

Common uses

Aisle-end promotional signage
Trade show directional totems
Lobby branding displays
Temporary promotional kiosks

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Practical Uses for the Double-Sided Totem

Aisle and Entrance Signage

The double-sided design ensures branding is visible from multiple approach angles, making it effective for open retail floors, wide aisles, and store entrances.

Trade Show and Event Wayfinding

Because it ships flat and sets up quickly with simple hardware, this totem works well as temporary directional signage or informational kiosks at events.

Lobby and Reception Branding

The clean 90-degree corners and rigid board construction provide a premium appearance suitable for corporate lobbies and reception areas.

Temporary Promotional Kiosks

For short-term campaigns, the flat-pack delivery and straightforward assembly allow field teams to deploy the signage without specialized tools.

Retail and Event Environments

Retail Merchandising Teams

Merchandisers use this style when they need a rigid sign that resists bowing over time. The V-cut corners create sharp, clean edges that elevate the presentation compared to standard folded corrugated.

Kitting and Fulfillment Operations

Fulfillment centers appreciate that the four flat panels nest efficiently for shipping. The required assembly hardware, such as plastic rivets, can be easily bagged and included in the flat pack.

Event and Exhibition Planners

Event coordinators rely on the predictable assembly and flat-pack logistics to manage multiple totems across large exhibition halls.

When to Consider a Different Display Style

When displaying physical products

This totem is designed strictly for signage and branding. If you need to hold physical merchandise, evaluate a shelf-ready floor display or a dump bin that includes load-bearing horizontal surfaces.

When avoiding assembly hardware

If store guidelines prohibit displays that require separate clips, rivets, or screws, consider a single-piece folding corrugated standee that relies entirely on interlocking tabs.

When floor space is extremely limited

The trapezoidal footers require a specific footprint to prevent tipping. If aisle space cannot accommodate the footers, a wall-mounted sign or a narrower profile display may be necessary.

Material, Hardware, and Stability Choices

Rigid Board Selection

This design requires thick, rigid materials like 16mm ICB or honeycomb board that can be CNC-routed with V-cuts. Standard thin corrugated board will not provide the necessary rigidity for a tall, hollow column.

Assembly Hardware

The footers and body panels feature pre-cut alignment holes. You will need to specify the exact type and diameter of the mechanical fasteners, such as plastic display rivets or binding screws, so the hole cutouts can be sized correctly.

Print and Edge Finishing

Since both faces are visible, double-sided printing is usually required for the main body panels. You should also decide whether the exposed edges of the rigid board, particularly on the footers, will be left raw or require edge-banding.

Footer Scaling for Height

If the overall height of the totem is increased, the footers must be scaled up proportionally to maintain a safe center of gravity and prevent tipping.

Adjusting the Totem Footprint

Scaling the Anti-Tip Footers

The height and depth of the trapezoidal base supports can be adjusted. Larger footers increase stability for taller displays or high-traffic areas.

Fastener Hole Placement

The number of mounting holes and their spacing along the side returns can be modified based on the height of the display and the grip strength of the chosen hardware.

Core Depth Adjustment

The depth of the hollow central column can be widened or narrowed by adjusting the side returns, which changes the overall footprint and visual weight of the totem.

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In-Store Assembly Workflow

Store associates will fold the two main body panels along their V-cuts, nest them back-to-back to form the core, position the footers on the lower sides, and push the fasteners through the aligned holes to lock the structure.

Structural Adaptations

Single-Face vs. Double-Face

While this specific template is designed for two-sided visibility, similar structures can be adapted for wall-facing placement by altering the rear panel and footer depth.

Additional notes

Center of gravity and retail compliance

Tall floor displays must resist tipping in high-traffic retail environments. The trapezoidal footers are critical for this stability. If you plan to increase the display's height, the footer dimensions must be recalculated and physically tested to ensure they still provide a safe base.

FAQs

Does this display require tools to assemble?

It requires mechanical fasteners, such as plastic display rivets or binding screws, to attach the footers to the main body. Depending on the exact hardware chosen, it can often be assembled by hand without specialized tools.

Can this be made from standard corrugated board?

The clean 90-degree corners rely on V-cuts, which require thick, rigid materials like honeycomb board or inverted corrugated board. Standard corrugated is generally too flexible for a tall totem of this style.

How is the display shipped to stores?

The four rigid board components are delivered completely flat. They are typically packed in a protective outer shipper along with a small bag containing the necessary assembly fasteners.

Can I add shelves to this standee?

This specific structure is engineered for signage only. Adding shelves would require a custom redesign to introduce load-bearing slots, internal ribs, and a different weight distribution.

How does the display resist tipping?

The two trapezoidal footers attach to the lower sides of the main column, widening the base and lowering the center of gravity to keep the tall structure stable.

Can both sides feature different graphics?

Because the front and back faces are separate rigid board panels, they can be printed with entirely different artwork or promotional messages.

Will the edges of the board be visible?

The V-cut corners conceal the board edges along the vertical sides of the main column, but the top, bottom, and footer edges will expose the core material unless edge-banding is applied.

Are the fasteners included with the boards?

Fasteners must be specified during the quoting process. They are typically sourced and bagged by the converter to be included in the flat pack sent to stores.