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EVF61030

Tabletop Counter Display with Front Pocket

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Top highlights

Two-piece design with main bin and front pocket
Ships flat for manual store-level assembly
Tall back header relies on stiff paperboard

About this product

The EVF61030 is a two-piece paperboard counter display used for point-of-purchase retail. It combines a main product bin with a smaller secondary pocket on the front wall, typically used for business cards, leaflets, or promotional inserts.

Because it assembles without glue, the display ships completely flat and is erected manually at the store level. The tall back panel provides a large billboard for branding, while internal angled legs help stabilize the base against forward tipping.

Common uses

Checkout counter impulse buys
Trade show promotional kits
Pharmacy or cosmetic counter displays
Hotel and reception desk mint bins

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Retail and Promotional Display Uses

Point-of-Purchase Impulse Items

The main bin holds lightweight retail items like cosmetics, lip balms, or small packaged goods, while the front pocket keeps promotional cards or discount codes accessible to the shopper.

Trade Show and Event Kits

Because it ships flat and sets up without tools or adhesive, this display is useful for traveling sales teams who need a branded tabletop presence that includes takeaway literature.

Pharmacy and Cosmetic Counters

Small bottles, sample packets, or trial-size tubes fit well in the main bin, allowing the front pocket to hold instructional leaflets or ingredient cards.

Hotel and Reception Desks

The display works as a branded mint or candy bin at a front desk, with the secondary pocket holding local attraction brochures or contact cards.

Store Environments and Distribution

Retail Store Rollouts

The glue-free, flat-packed layout is space-efficient for distribution to multiple retail locations. Store staff assemble the display by folding the side flaps, locking the tabs, and inserting the front pocket.

Traveling Sales and Pop-Up Events

For temporary retail or event booths, the ability to transport the display flat and erect it quickly on-site makes it a practical choice for short-term promotions.

Franchise and Dealer Networks

Brands distributing consistent promotional kits to independent dealers can include this flat display alongside the product and literature, ensuring a consistent presentation.

When to Consider Corrugated Alternatives

Heavy or Bulky Products

This paperboard display is built for lightweight items. If you are displaying heavy glass bottles, hardware, or dense electronics, a corrugated counter display often provides better base strength and tear resistance.

High-Volume Pre-Packed Displays

If the display needs to be shipped fully loaded with product from a fulfillment center, a shipper-display hybrid or a corrugated tray with a protective cover is often a safer choice than a manual-erect paperboard bin.

Board Stiffness, Pocket Sizing, and Finish

Board Stiffness and Header Height

The tall back panel acts as the primary branding space, but it carries the risk of bowing if the paperboard is too thin. The board grade should be stiff enough to keep the header upright over the lifespan of the promotion.

Pocket Dimensions

The front pocket is sized for normal business cards by default, but it can be widened or deepened to accommodate folded brochures, loyalty cards, or small sample packets.

Print Surface and Coating

Checkout counters are high-traffic areas. Choosing a gloss or matte lamination can help protect the printed surface from scuffs, spills, and general wear.

Fulfillment and Packing Route

Decide whether the displays are shipped flat to individual stores for local assembly, or if they are assembled and packed at a central facility, which changes the outer shipping box needs.

Adjusting the Display Proportions

Two-Piece Nesting

Because the pocket is a separate piece from the main display body, it can often be nested within the waste areas of the main blank during die-cutting, which helps optimize material usage.

Header Profile and Cutouts

The tall back panel can be die-cut into custom shapes, such as a logo outline or character silhouette, rather than remaining a simple rectangle.

Internal Support Legs

The angle and depth of the internal legs can be adjusted to balance the display's stability against the available interior space in the main bin.

Packing details

Print Layout Considerations

Graphics are typically printed on one side of the board. During assembly, the printed side forms the inside of the tall back header and the outside of the front bin and pocket.

Additional notes

Store-level assembly burden

Because this display is shipped flat and involves manual folding, locking, and tab insertion, consider the time needed for retail staff to set it up during a large rollout.

FAQs

Does this display use glue or tape?

No. Both the main bin and the front pocket assemble using fold-in edge locks and tuck tabs. It is built for manual setup by retail staff without additional supplies.

Can the front pocket hold brochures instead of business cards?

Yes. The pocket dimensions can be adjusted to fit wider or taller literature, provided the overall width does not exceed the front wall of the main bin.

Why is board stiffness so important for this display?

The tall back panel is unsupported above the side walls. If a lightweight or flimsy paperboard is used, the header may bow or flop backward over time in a retail environment.

How is this display shipped to stores?

It ships completely flat (knocked down) as two separate die-cut pieces. This makes it space-efficient for distribution to individual retail locations.

Do I need to print on both sides of the board?

Usually, no. The fold sequence allows a single-sided print to cover the inside of the back header and the outward-facing panels of the bins.

Does the front pocket detach if pulled?

The pocket uses a tuck tongue that inserts into a slot on the main front wall. While it holds cards or light leaflets well, it is a friction fit and should not be used to hold heavy products.

Can we ship this display already loaded with product?

This specific paperboard display is built to ship flat and be assembled at the point of sale. Shipping it pre-assembled and loaded usually calls for a separate corrugated outer shipper and internal void fill to protect the display.

Can the header be shaped instead of rectangular?

Yes. The back panel can be die-cut to follow the outline of a logo, character, or product shape, provided the base remains wide enough for stability.