Office Supplies

Dimension Espacio SA de CV
Gillette de Mexico SA de CV
Comments: With the display, the client acquired a presence in the store that it didn't previously have and, by doing that, increased sales of all products. Because of the display's small size, the negotiations for space were easy and it was cost-effective because of the amount of product it could hold.

Client: BIC Corp., Milford, Conn.
Producer: Triangle Display Group, Philadelphia
Marketing Objective: To ensure high product visibility, easy product access and overall attractiveness. The display was designed to accommodate shelf units on all four sides so consumers can quickly see the contents from any angle.

Client: Top Flight, Chattanooga, Tenn.
Product Promoted: School binders
Objective: To gain consumer support for Top Flight's NASCAR back-to-school binders.
Introduction: June 1998
Producer: U.S. Display Group Inc., Tullahoma, TN

Client: Trend Enterprises Inc., New Brighton, Minn.
Distribution: Mass merchants, office supply stores, warehouse stores and superstores
Size of Run: 1,600
Producer: Smyth Cos.-Display Division, St. Paul, Minn.
Division: Temporary, Stationery, Party Goods, Giftwrap, Disposable Writing Instruments and Seasonal Items
Objectives: To gain a second placement of existing in-line products as well as additional new products from the client during the back-to-school period when demand for variety is higher.

Client: Stuart Hall/Pentab, Kansas City, Mo.
Distribution: Discount and general merchandise stores
Size of Run: 1,300
Producer: Cannon Equipment Co., Rosemount, Minn.
Division: Temporary, Stationery, Party Goods, Giftwrap, Disposable Writing Instruments and Seasonal Items
Objectives: The client wanted to cross-merchandise several related school stationery products from several licensed manufacturers on a single display to provide a one-stop back-to-school shopping experience for consumers.

Client: Avery Dennison
Producer: Longview Fibre Co.
Comments: Since the graphics for this display were designed to conform to a specific in-store program, damage-free modular assembly and packout was the main directive from the client. This display allows for easy viewing of all products. All of the blister-carded items were packed in single-faced trays, keeping the product upright.

Mechtronics Corp.
Speidel
Comments: The design of this display had to accommodate a variety of retail product looks. It also had to be pilfer-proof and yet highly visible. Another key was that construction had to allow for replacement parts in the field. Stackable trays (up to 25 tiers high) were used, each holding 28 SKUs of product. A special locking and sliding shelf design provided a secure environment

United Displaycraft
International Paper