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When I searched the Chinese customs data on retail display suppliers, I found some interesting phenomena. There is always a very tacit agreement that displays of different general categories are concentrated in one region of China. Below I have summarized and analyzed these phenomena in the hope that they will be useful to you. 1. Searching for retail/store fixtures When searching for retail/store fixtures, most of the suppliers are in Fujian province in southeast China. They mainly manufacture metal retail fixtures for use in hypermarkets and their main customers are US hypermarket retailers, fixture retailers, and manufacturing distributors. I have also found that many US/Singaporean trading companies have established offices here in Fujian. A distinctive feature of these Fujian-based retail display manufacturers is that different factories produce a variety of components that are then combined and assembled. For example, A produces the body of the shelf, B produces the hooks, C produces the wheels, D produces the wire mesh and finally, they are all put together and a shelf is produced. The advantages are that they are quick and cheap, which is why large supermarket retailers prefer to find suppliers in Fujian. But the disadvantages are also fatal: poor quality,

We are well aware of our customers’ needs in terms of receiving their goods on time, especially now that COVID-19 is raging and they cannot physically arrive at the factory to keep an eye on the production like they used to. They are concerned that delays in the arrival of goods will have a domino effect and endanger the success of the project. Especially with display props for seasonal merchandising/holiday decorations, the requirement for on-time delivery is even more stringent. As almost all of our counter displays, window displays, and display props are custom designed and have long production lead times, we need to focus on communication and coordination throughout the process. 1. Efficient communication Last week I took my car to the garage for repairs and during the process, the garage changed the person who dealt with me several times. When I finally went to collect my car they wanted me to pay for the repairs (in fact, the insurance company had already paid for them in advance) and when I called the person who had received me in the first place, I couldn’t get through to him no matter what. I don’t want customers to have the same

We specialize in manufacturing custom POP displays, retail fixtures, and display props. with years of experience in producing metal products, we conclude that some problems often occur in the powder coating. Industry gossip from Shifu of metal display/fixture paints: 🔼What other surface effects can I do with the metal coating?Before coating the metal display, you can give the metal surface an uneven effect and choose different gloss levels when coating. 🔼How to avoid common defects in the metal coating?Before coating, the metal display frame also has to do some processing, grinding or pickling to remove rust and grease, and phosphate treatment, in order to avoid surface defects such as pinholes, bulging, wrinkling, cracking, peeling and other faults.Also, two or more different colours cannot be sprayed at the same time in the same spray booth, as this will result in fly ash of different colours falling on the product. 🔼Why is the colour after coating different from the pigment factory colour swatch?It is also important to pay attention to the temperature and time after coating the metal display into the oven, if it is not long enough, the colour may be too light.

SamTop Display–retail solution expert Specialist shops also use a large number of POP, but grocery shops use relatively few, probably due to self-imposed restrictions on the use of displays. This is perhaps surprising given the similarity of retail formats. Cosmetics specialist shops have on average a third fewer displays than chain pharmacies/pharmaceutical shops. However, they use more types of displays. The most common type of POP is a complete combination of three-dimensional displays and two-dimensional signage. Simple, inexpensive posters are the most commonly seen display type. However, more complex and expensive cosmetic test stations were the second most common, either as stand-alone displays or incorporated into larger display units. The popularity of testing stations and small test kits underlines the importance of allowing shoppers to try cosmetics in-store, actually more so than most other fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) categories. Compared to other retail channels, the cosmetics and skincare categories have a wider range of display items. The pharmacy chains also make heavy use of the types of equipment on display, more than twice as much as their stand-alone counterparts. Types of display Bus stop/Banner / Fin CarouselCounter displayDigital videoscreen—interactiveDigital videoscreen-Mon-interactiveDisplay cardDisplay headerDisplay tableDump BinEnd Cap/ Gondola End DisplayEnd Cap/Gondola Header