Hardware and Trade Store Shopfitting

A hardware store sells two very different kinds of stock from the same floor. Thousands of small parts, fittings and fixings that need to hang where a customer can find the exact size. And heavy, bulky stock that needs shelving that will not bow under it.

Trade customers want to find the part and get out. The fitout is judged on how quickly someone can locate the right item and how well the shelving carries the weight.

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What a hardware store fitout involves

Small parts on the wall

Slatwall at 100mm centres with hooks and scan hooks for fittings, fixings, fasteners and carded hardware. Closer centres mean more hook positions per square metre, and scan hooks put the price and product code on the hook, which is how trade customers find the right size fast.

Wire baskets on slatwall for loose small parts.

Floor runs

Double sided gondola at 1200mm bays with adjustable shelves for packaged tools, paint accessories and boxed stock. End units for promotions and seasonal lines.

Heavy stock

For bulky and heavy lines, heavy duty shelving with four adjustable levels per bay. Talk to us about load requirements before ordering, so the shelving is specified to what you are actually putting on it.

Counter

A trade counter needs to be solid and hard-wearing. A display shelving counter puts small impulse lines in front of the queue. Add a lockable POS module for the till.

Back of house

Heavy duty shelving for storeroom and yard stock.