Point of Purchase Displays
A Point of Purchase (POP) display is essentially a mini stage for products, designed to catch attention and drive engagement in retail spaces. The display must securely showcase the product, align with the brand's visual identity, and be practical for use in busy retail environments. Material choice is critical, considering factors like weight, durability, and sustainability, while the design should ensure easy assembly and efficient use of space. Ultimately, the POP display enhances the customer experience, making the product stand out and encouraging a purchase.
This POP is a great example of a multi-product display. Boxed products below are separated from bagged products with a small shelf. The bagged products are held in place with plastic hooks. The shape of the display tray - angled at the top only - keeps the boxed products secure without obstructing the view of the bagged items. The header has an insert attached so that passers-by can touch the product before they buy it. This can be the final push they need to make a purchase!
This is a unique Halloween-themed case stacker designed to make a statement in grocery stores. At 6 feet tall, it certainly makes an impression. The multipart sections are held together entirely with lock tabs and friction - no glue or PSA required. The customer placed a plastic skeleton in the lid to complement the design!
This arcade-themed case stacker catches the eye. Besides the side walls, which guide the shape, it is made entirely of slotted scored pads. This kept machining time to a minimum. It is built to scale of the real retro game systems.