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  • Stanley Swivel-Lock Knife Countertop Display

    Manufacturer: Stanley Tools, Product Group of The Stanley Works, New Britain, Conn.
    Objective: The display is designed to increase exposure of top-selling utility knives in an attractive countertop merchandiser.
    Number Produced: 2,000
    Construction: 200-pound E-Flute, bleached one-side with digital label
    Introduction: April 1997
    Display Producer: Connecticut Container Corp., North Haven, Conn.
    Stanley Swivel-Lock Knife Countertop Display
  • SmartSTEP Merchandising System

    Manufacturer: Pass & Seymour/Legrand, Syracuse, N.Y.
    Objective: The system is designed to take the confusion out of buying wiring devices. It is easy to shop, eye appealing with bright colors and application photos, and there are actual products the consumer can touch.
    Number Produced: 10,000
    Construction: PVC, styrene
    Introduction: March 1997
    Display Producer: MCA, Massillon, Ohio
    SmartSTEP Merchandising System
  • Light Bar Lighting Control Demonstrator

    Manufacturer: Leviton Manufacturing Co., Little Neck, N.Y.
    Objective: The compact on-shelf lighting control demonstrator provides product identification and demonstrates various dimmers. It makes product selection easier.
    Construction: Track is a PVC extrusion; front graphic panels are acrylic
    Introduction: August 1997
    Display Producer: Thomson-Leeds Company Inc., New York
    Light Bar Lighting Control Demonstrator
  • FSC Wallcoverings

    Product: Village brand wallcovering borders
    P-O-P company: Thomson-Leeds Company Inc., New York
    Distribution: Home centers, hardware and wallcovering stores
    Introduction: June 1997
    Duration: Temporary
    Construction: Corrugated (sidekick and hat box), acrylic (hat box)
    FSC Wallcoverings is promoting its Major League Baseball border style in a new sidekick unit.
    FSC Wallcoverings
  • Mibro Group Router Bits

    Product: Router bits, chain and accessories
    Distribution: Hardware stores and home centers
    Introduction: August 1997
    Duration: Permanent
    Construction: Metal (locking bar), cardstock and plastic (chain merchandising)
    The Mibro Group's new metal locking bar for its router bits display locks at both ends and can be swung open to allow products to slide off the peg.
    Mibro Group Router Bits
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