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EVF61001

Tabletop Counter Display

Available in a wide range of custom configurations & material selection.
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Top highlights

One-piece construction with no gluing
Tall back panel provides uninterrupted branding space
Ships flat for distribution to retail stores

About this product

The EVF61001 is a single-piece folding carton display designed for retail counters and point-of-sale environments. It features a tall, flat back panel that acts as a branding billboard, supported by side wings and a front tray that holds lightweight products like cosmetics, cards, or small packets.

Because it uses intersecting slit locks instead of adhesive, the entire display ships flat and can be assembled by retail staff. The structure relies on board stiffness and a proper footprint depth to remain upright and stable on the shelf.

Common uses

Cosmetics and personal care checkout displays
Gift card and stationery presentations
Temporary promotional rollouts shipped flat to retail branches

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Retail and Promotional Applications

Point-of-Sale Merchandising

Useful for checkout counters where small, lightweight items need visibility and easy access. The tall header draws attention in crowded retail environments.

Promotional Rollouts

The glue-free, flat-packing design makes it practical for distributing seasonal or temporary promotional displays to multiple retail locations for on-site assembly.

Trade Show Presentations

Easy to transport flat and set up on event tables, providing a quick way to organize sample packets or informational brochures.

Pharmacy and Clinic Counters

The small footprint fits on crowded reception desks, while the tall header provides space for health information or dosage instructions.

Product Categories

Cosmetics and Personal Care

Fits lip balms, travel-size bottles, or sample packets while using the tall header for campaign graphics and product education.

Stationery and Gift Cards

The shallow tray and vertical back provide a clean, organized presentation for flat, lightweight retail goods.

Confectionery and Impulse Buys

Holds small packaged treats at the register, keeping them contained while presenting a clear brand message to waiting customers.

When to Consider a Different Display

Heavy or Bulky Products

If the display needs to hold heavy items or needs a larger footprint, compare this to a corrugated counter display, which offers greater rigidity and load capacity.

Pre-Loaded Shipping

If the display will be loaded with product at the factory and shipped as a single unit through courier networks, a display shipper with a protective cover is often a safer choice than an open tray.

Stability and Presentation Choices

Board Stiffness and Grain Direction

The tall back panel relies on a stiff paperboard grade with a vertical grain direction to prevent bowing or folding under its own weight.

Footprint Depth

The depth of the side wings determines the display's resistance to tipping backward. Taller headers or slightly heavier products often need deeper footprints to keep the center of gravity stable.

Front Lip Height

The front wall should be high enough to retain the product securely, but low enough not to obscure the primary packaging.

Assembly Labor

Because this display is assembled manually without glue, buyers should consider whether store staff will set it up or if it will be assembled by a fulfillment center before distribution.

Template Modifications

Header Contours

The top edge of the back panel can be die-cut into custom shapes to match brand logos or campaign themes without changing the base locking mechanism.

Locking Slit Calibration

The width of the slit locks should be matched to the chosen board thickness to help ensure a tight friction fit without tearing during assembly.

Tray Depth Expansion

The base can be extended to hold more product rows, though this changes the overall footprint and may require adjusting the side wings to maintain stability.

Packing details

Master Shipper Planning

Because this display is open and cannot bear top weight, it is usually shipped flat to the store or packed inside a protective corrugated master shipper if pre-assembled and loaded.

Print Surface Utilization

The front of the back panel and the outside of the tray are the primary display surfaces. The back of the board is mostly hidden unless the display is viewed from behind on a central island counter.

Additional notes

Board thickness and lock friction

The interlocking slits that hold the tray together are calibrated to the exact thickness of your chosen paperboard. Changing board grades later in the process means adjusting the cutting die to ensure the locks do not tear or slip.

FAQs

Does this display require glue or tape to assemble?

The display is formed from a single piece of board and locks together using intersecting slits on the side wings and front tray. It does not use glue or tape.

What prevents the tall back panel from bending?

The stability of the back panel depends on choosing a stiff paperboard grade and ensuring the material grain runs vertically. The side wings also provide structural support to keep the panel upright.

Can I ship this display fully loaded with product?

While it can be pre-loaded, it is an open tray and cannot bear top weight. If shipped assembled, it should be placed inside a sturdy corrugated master shipper with appropriate void fill to protect the header and the products.

Can the top of the display be shaped differently?

The top edge of the back panel can be die-cut into custom shapes or contours to match your branding, as long as the base locking mechanism remains intact.

How do I know if my products will tip the display over?

The display's center of gravity is managed by the depth of the side wings. If you are displaying taller or heavier items, the footprint depth should be increased to prevent the unit from falling backward.

Is this display suitable for short promotional runs?

Because it uses no gluing and uses a single flat die-cut, it is practical for both short-run digital cutting and higher-volume rotary die-cutting.

Can we print on the inside of the tray?

Because the display is folded from a single sheet, printing on the inside of the tray involves double-sided printing on the flat board.

How do we test the lock friction before a full order?

You can request a physical prototype cut from your exact chosen board grade. This allows you to verify that the slit locks hold tightly without tearing the paperboard.