Convenience Store Shopfitting

The core problem is lines per square metre. Double sided gondola at 1200mm bays, run as islands down the middle with wall runs around the edge. Adjustable shelf heights so small packaging sits on close-spaced shelves and bulky lines get the height they need.

End units on every run. Regulars learn where things are, and the aisle ends are where you put what is new, on promotion or seasonal.

Still the highest-value space, just not the only one. A display shelving counter puts confectionery and small impulse lines in front of the queue. Add a lockable POS module and a corner unit if the counter turns. Slatwall front if you rotate counter stock often.

A glass counter at the till for phone accessories, chargers and small high-value lines.

Convenience customers pick up baskets far more often than service station customers, because they came to shop. Hand baskets by the door, and rolling baskets if customers regularly buy more than an armful. Basket availability caps basket size.

Wall space in a small store is range space. Slatwall panels with hooks and scan hooks carry packaged lines, phone accessories and small hardware that would otherwise take shelf facings.

Heavy duty shelving for the storeroom. Four levels per bay, adjustable.