Post-Top Merchandising

People in a queue are standing still with nothing to do. In-queue merchandising uses that — impulse lines at the checkout approach are one of the highest-yielding pieces of floor space in a store, and these fittings mount to the stanchions you already have.

Display bowls and towers

A display bowl mounts to a post top and holds confectionery, batteries or any small high-margin line. Pricing strips clip to the bowl so the price is visible without a separate label holder. Bowl towers stack multiple bowls on one post where floor space is tight.

Beams and wheels

A merchandising beam spans between two posts and carries several facings at once. The merchandise wheel rotates, letting a customer browse the whole unit from one standing position — useful in a slow-moving line where people have time to look.

Practical fittings

Not everything on a post has to sell something. Umbrella bag frames at an entrance cut down wet floors, and an extra-height post raises merchandising panels above the belt line where a standard post would put stock at knee height.

Related

For full panel systems rather than post-top fittings, see slatwall panel systems — shelves, hooks and baskets mounted on panels between the posts.