Walmart

Featuring strong colors and concise text, these pallet displays sold down quickly in Wal-Mart stores and helped maintain the brand's leadership status with the retailer. A second run of the displays was ordered along with PDQ trays that complement its design.

The marketing objective was to create a standalone environment to introduce the Hit Clips Micro Music System product line at Wal-Mart stores. The endcap helped lift sales 28% in stores that used it compared to stores displaying the product from existing peg hooks, according to the entry board.

Excedrin PM sales increased at least one share point during the placement of this gravity-feed power wing. The display also fit Wal-Mart's design specifications.

Designed to fit within Wal-Mart's "4-way" gondola specifications, this prepacked display features vacuum-formed trays and a corrugated outer structure. A hinged flip top provided room for a beauty shot on the outside and printed information on the inside.

Kmart, Best Buy and Wal-Mart stores nationwide received this permanent floorstand with interchangeable graphic panels for releases from Twentieth Century Fox. Its product trays accommodate both VHS and DVD video releases, and theft-deterrent DVD modules discourage pilferage.

A simple design allowed for easy set-up at retail for this flexo-printed corrugated Colgate display. Callout copy reinforced the benefits of using a battery-operated toothbrush.

The Wal-Mart Television Network features 10 to 12 television monitors in each store. The network broadcasts a mix of television ads and content that is custom-made for the system.

A sturdy MDF substructure is dressed up with brightly colored PVC extruded corners, vacuum-formed top and injection-molded shelves. The unit merchandises a variety of prepaid wireless time cards and phones in Wal-Mart stores.

This pallet cross-merchandises products from three different manufacturers -- exterior paint, tape and accessories -- on a one-stop paint destination center for Wal-Mart stores.

Kendal King, Kansas City, Kansas

Wal-Mart grouped multiple brands of hearing aid batteries in this power wing designed for placement in pharmacy departments. Henschel-Steinau, Englewood, N.J., produced 5,000 displays for the program.

This mobile photo center can be easily repositioned in different areas of the store to take advantage of seasonal sale opportunities. It presents a large quantity of product in a relatively small footprint.