Become a Sunglass Hut Manager
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VISUAL MERCHANDISING:<br />
COMMON STORE FIXTURES<br />
Now you know more about how product is categorized and<br />
segmented, and it’s time to think about actually placing it on the shelf.<br />
Or is it a case? Or a go-go? A table? What exactly does the product<br />
go on? That depends on what type of store you’re in, but here’s a quick<br />
run-down of the mostcommon types of store fixtures.<br />
UPPER CASE/WALL BAY: a unit that is affixed to the wall or a stand-alone<br />
unit. This case may be wide or narrow and may use slats, pegs, metal nose<br />
pegs, or shelves.<br />
LOWER CASE: a case or drawers that are below an upper/wall bay. This<br />
unit may be wide or narrow and have stair steps or shelves.<br />
WINDOW/GO-GO: a fixture that is placed in the window of your store.<br />
FLOOR UNIT: a unit that is not affixed to a wall and stands alone in the middle<br />
of your floor. This may also be used as a focus unit if it is located at the front<br />
entrance of your store.<br />
KIOSK UNIT: a glass unit with two or three glass shelves.<br />
ACCESSORY DISPLAY: a unit, spinner, go-go fixture, or wall panels<br />
that display sun accessories.<br />
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