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  • RoboGrip II Display

    Client: Applied Concepts, Warrendale, Pa.
    Producer: Midland Container, Franksville, Wis.
    Comments: This display needed a small footprint to fit in the aisle at Home Depot stores. It was created to introduce a new product line in these stores. It is a prepack display that holds 96 units. Two or three displays were actually placed in every Home Depot store, which allowed for increased visibility in more than one department.
    RoboGrip II Display
  • Nighthawk Smoke Alarm Display

    Client: Kidde Fire Products, Melbane, N.C.
    Product Promoted: Nighthawk Smoke/Fire and Carbon Monoxide Alarm
    Objective: The client wanted to introduce its "Talking" Alarm with a talking on-shelf voice box that describes the product in Home Depot stores.
    Introduction: August 1999
    Number of Displays: 3,000
    Construction/Materials: 12-point four-color printed sleeve with push-button activation, plastic-molded 10-second talking voice box
    P-O-P Company: Clegg Industries Inc., Torrance, Calif.
    Nighthawk Smoke Alarm Display
  • Black & Decker Project Center

    Client: Black & Decker Canada, Richmond Hill, Ontario
    Distribution: The Home Depot stores
    Size of Run: 50
    Producer: CDA Industries Inc., Scarborough, Ontario
    Division: Permanent, Multinational
    Objectives: This display was designed to move the lower cost, do-it-yourself tools out of the tool corral to enable customers to touch and feel the products.
    Black & Decker Project Center
  • Clopay Home Depot Garage Door Showcase

    Client: Clopay, Cincinnati
    Distribution: Home Depot stores
    Size of Run: 800
    Producer: Cannon Equipment, Rosemount, Minn.
    Division: Permanent, Building Supplies
    Clopay Home Depot Garage Door Showcase
  • Philips Lighting Display

    Client: Philips Lighting Co., Somerset, N.J.
    Products Promoted: Philips Lighting products
    Objective: To provide the client with a major retail presence nationwide in Home Depot stores in the fourth quarter. The display also leverages the company's co-sponsorship of the Times Square 2000 celebration.
    Introduction: September 1999
    Construction/Materials: Plastic (styrene, PETG); wood; metal tubing; clock components (transformers, circuit board, LED display panel); printing and mounting
    P-O-P Company: Display Systems Inc., Maspeth, N.Y.
    Philips Lighting Display
  • P-O-P at Retail: Store Relations

    Combine merchandising goals and messages with displays that are the right size and easy for staff to assemble.
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