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Floor-Ready Displays

PDQ trays, end-caps, side-stacks, and shipper displays — assembled, branded, and stretch-wrapped per planogram. Retail-ready at the dock, not in a back room.

What floor-ready displays cover

From a stack of components to a retail-floor SKU.

1

PDQ trays + shippers

Pre-built PDQ trays loaded with product to the planogram. Shipper cartons assembled and labeled per the retailer routing guide.

2

End-cap + side-stack builds

Multi-product end-caps and side-stack displays built to spec. Branded shroud, header card, and pricer holder applied at build.

3

Stretch-wrap + label

Built display wrapped, labeled, and palletized to the retailer's pallet build standard. Pallet ships floor-ready, not 'almost there'.

How a display build runs

Five steps from planogram to retail floor.

  1. 01

    Spec confirm

    Planogram and BOM reviewed. Pre-build sample assembled and photographed for QA approval before the run starts.

  2. 02

    Component pull

    Products, shrouds, header cards, and consumables pulled to a build station. Components verified against the planogram.

  3. 03

    Build

    Display assembled to the planogram. First-build photo to you for QA approval. Spot-check photos through the run.

  4. 04

    Wrap + label

    Built display stretch-wrapped per retailer pallet spec. UPC, ASN label, and BOL paperwork generated at the same station.

  5. 05

    Stage or ship

    Floor-ready displays receipted to reserve under a unique SKU, or staged for retailer outbound the same week.

whoever figures out how to sustain the people part of it will win at the end of the day because they'll still be cheaper than the automation. They may not be as quick necessarily, but they will be cheaper.
Jordan Brown · Supply Chain Saga · Episode 3 — "The people part is the moat"

Why brands move display builds to us

The display arrives floor-ready or it doesn't ship.

1

Planogram audited before scale.

First display photographed against the planogram. Build issues caught at unit 1, not at the retail dock.

2

Routing guide enforced.

Pallet build, label spec, and BOL audited against the retailer's routing guide before pickup. Chargebacks prevented upstream.

3

Component reserve managed.

Display components and built-display SKU tracked separately in the WMS. Counts never get fuzzy mid-build.

4

Surge capacity for endcap windows.

Walmart and Target endcap windows tend to land at the same week of the month. We staff for the calendar, not the surprise.

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Send us your planogram + retailer spec.

Planogram, BOM, retailer routing guide, target build count. We come back with timing + pricing within one business day.

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