Convenience store shelves are one of the most critical display equipment in small retail settings, and their core design principle is "small and exquisite, convenience is king".
I.Common Shelving Types and Applicable Scenarios
| Type | Features | Applicable Location | Product Display
Single-sided Shelf: Placed against a wall, saving space | Wall, behind the cashier | Daily necessities, stationery, gift boxes
Double-sided Shelf: (Island shelf) Double-sided display, large capacity | Central aisle of the store | Snacks, beverages, high-turnover items
Endcap: High exposure, dedicated to promotions | Both ends of the aisle, next to the cashier | New products, discounted items
Refrigerated Shelf: With refrigeration function | Refrigerated area | Dairy products, beverages, bento boxes
Fruit/Bread Rack: Breathable or slanted design | Fresh produce area, baking area | Fruits, bread, pastries | Hanging Rack with Hooks: Daily necessities area, clothing area | Towels, socks, stationery | Mobile Display Rack: With wheels, flexible movement | Next to the cashier, promotional area | Snacks, cosmetics, seasonal items |
II. Key Selection Points: How to Choose Convenience Store Shelves?
Material: Premium cold-rolled steel with powder coating, rust-proof and durable; stainless steel is recommended for humid areas.
Load Capacity: Single layer ≥ 30kg, endcaps/beverage area recommended ≥ 50kg
Shelf Adjustment: Supports height adjustment to accommodate different packaging heights.
Height Limit: Recommended ≤ 1.9m to avoid visual oppression and safety hazards.
Installation Method: Tool-free snap-on installation for quicker installation, suitable for small shops.
Mobility: For promotional areas, models with brake wheels are recommended for easy layout adjustments.
If you have a specific scenario (such as a 30㎡ community convenience store or a store with a breakfast bar), I can help you with a floor plan and shelf list. Do you need it?
