A bottle shop carries heavy stock, high-value stock and impulse stock, often within a few metres of each other. Cartons of beer on the floor, spirits locked away, and small lines at the counter where the customer pays.
The fitout has to deal with weight, security and speed at the till, in that order.
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What a bottle shop fitout involves
The counter
The till is where premium spirits, mixers, snacks and small impulse lines sell. A counter with front display shelving puts them in front of the customer while they pay. Add a lockable POS module and a corner unit where the counter turns.
Secure display
Premium spirits, limited releases and anything worth stealing belongs in glass. A full glass counter at the till keeps it visible and locked. A frameless LED cabinet on the floor gives top-shelf stock the presentation that sells it, with nothing at the corners to interrupt the view.
Floor shelving
Gondola runs for packaged lines, mixers and snacks. For full bottles and cartons, check load requirements with us before ordering, since glass is heavy and a shelf that bows under wine is a shelf that fails.
Back of house
Bottle shops move a lot of stock through the storeroom. Heavy duty shelving, four levels per bay, adjustable, for cartons and backup stock.
Baskets and trolleys
Hand baskets at the entrance, and trolleys for customers buying by the carton.
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