The image is a tabletop display concept. Offered component drawings, loading and any required handling review are confirmed for the project.
Measure the counter and the shelf access together
The original counter-display catalogue identifies two- and three-tier forms with shelf-space and footprint fields. Those construction fields support a comparison; its dimensions and carrying claims are not this project’s specification.
Supply the usable counter footprint and permitted overall/header height. Identify nearby fixtures or surfaces that limit access. Record each shelf’s usable depth and vertical gap with the actual packaged gift placed beneath the next level.
Provide the product pack envelope and mass per level as inputs. State which items are picked independently and which remain grouped. Keep the top header, shelf parts and any divider in a component list so the supplied kit and final display can be reconciled.
Compare tabletop access with floor setup and reach
The multi-tier floor gift display needs a full-height floor footprint, site-assembly/joint plan and high/low reach/refill review. The counter option instead centers on a compact tabletop, low shelf gaps and above-counter access. Keep those different tasks visible while holding the packaged products constant.
The single-tray counter display is another alternative if one loading/access level suits the gift. Multiple tiers should add a useful arrangement and its actual refill/picking checks, not simply another display title.
Assemble the offered kit on the intended counter footprint, load the tiers and review a partly empty row. Pick a lower item while upper stock remains in place, then refill through the planned access. Locate any header or upper-level obstruction before changing the item arrangement.
Use a tabletop clearance and refill record
This hypothetical boxed-candle/accessory display uses an original comparison table.
| Counter feature | Example input | Next review evidence |
|---|---|---|
| Footprint | Usable counter area and surrounding fixtures | Formed placement view |
| Low shelf gap | Packed gift below the next loaded tier | Actual picking clearance |
| Header | Permitted height and obstruction zones | Loaded display view |
| Refill | Above-counter route with other tiers stocked | Partly empty/refill observation |
| Supplied kit | Shelf/header/divider component IDs | Reconciled assembly and owner |
Choose the access route before approving the display
The display converter supplies the kit and joint drawings. The retail or packing owner identifies the actual counter and refilling actions. The buyer decides whether the low clearance and picking route suit the products or whether another layout needs sampling.
Use the product directory to retain the packaged-item context. The supplied-state method records who assembles the shelf kit and prepares it for the counter.
Bring the counter envelope, product packs and located shelf-access question to Get a Quote. MOQ is 500 pieces per design; the offered display construction, loading review, samples and commercial conditions are confirmed for the project.