In-Line/Gondola Systems

Product: Wood moldings
Number of displays: 200
P-O-P company: Whitewater Industries, Harrison, Ohio
Distribution: Home centers and building materials stores
Introduction: December 1994
Duration: Permanent
Construction: Steel; screen-printed styrene signage
Marley Mouldings Power Aisle II Rotating Display System stocks twice the merchandise in half the space of previous displays.

Product: Cabinet hardware
Distribution: Warehouses, home center stores and hardware stores
Introduction: August 1994
Duration: Permanent
Construction: Foamboard (headers), particleboard (sample panels and dividers), plastic (BPM bins)
The BPM system allows retailers to create a customized presentation on standard gondola shelving.

Product: Cabinet hardware
Distribution: Warehouses, home center stores and hardware stores
Introduction: August 1994
Duration: Permanent
Construction: Foamboard (headers), particleboard (sample panels and dividers), plastic (BPM bins)
The BPZ system was designed for large warehouse stores. Its divider spaces were designed to allow cut cartons to be dropped into place, saving handling time.

Client: Chesebrough-Ponds USA
P-O-P company: Thomson-Leeds Co.

Client: Warner Press
P-O-P company: E and E Display Group

Producer: Cabinet hardware merchandiser
Client: Belwith International Ltd., Grandville, Mich.
P-O-P company: Fitch Inc. (design), Worthington, Ohio; IDL Inc. (manufacturing), Pittsburgh
Comments: This space-efficient merchandiser is composed of modules that are 48 inches wide and 79 inches high. Each module has 16 to 24 display bins identified by easy-to-change product strips. Graphics panels and selection guides match the products to room decors. With an optional 5-inch base, this gondola system can be used as a wall display.

Producer: Structural panels display
Client: Georgia-Pacific Corp., Atlanta
P-O-P company: In house
Comments: Built to withstand the wear and tear of a high-traffic loading area, this wall or warehouse-rack display is available in sizes as large as 9 feet wide by 16 feet tall. Four-color application photos and sample panels educate consumers on the products' uses.