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Learn about Retail Fixture Suppliers

Across New Zealand, retail fixture suppliers provide fixtures and display systems for shops and commercial fitouts.

How businesses display their products is an important part of their sales plan and strategy. It also says a lot about the company and their values. Trusted retail fixture suppliers not only have a great range of options for such situations but are incredibly knowledgeable about the best approaches to take. ArchiPro features only the best retail fixture suppliers in New Zealand to ensure your products are displayed in an optimal way every time.

Types of services that a retail fixture supplier provides

These professionals offer a range of services related to retail display supplies for commercial businesses in New Zealand which include:

Supply of shop fittings

These professionals will be able to supply all the shop fitting supplies required for your business.

Supply of display shelves

They’ll be able to provide retail shelving supplies to provide the best shelves to display your products.

Supply of clothing racks

They will be able to provide all the clothing racks required to display your clothing items.

Supply of window display accessories

They’ll also be able to provide you with a range of retail window display supplies to make your store window beautiful and eye-catching. These can include ornate shelves, display cubes, mannequins, and more.

The advantages of choosing reputable retail fixture suppliers

To get clients through your door, you need good products or services but also a functional space that’s easy to browse and displays your products at their best. Displaying items in fun and creative ways can lure new customers and these subtle strategies can make a big difference to your foot traffic and sales. Working with experienced professional retail fixture providers in New Zealand means you’ll get advice and support from experts that understand how the different options work, the functions they provide as well as any new technology or trends in the market that may be relevant to your project.

How to choose the best retail fixture suppliers for your project

When looking for professionals in New Zealand, it’s important to first look at their company profile on ArchiPro to see their previous projects, products and testimonials. Looking for projects similar to yours is a good place to start which may even narrow it down to a handful of potential candidates. Next, you should arrange a meeting with them to get a better idea if they’ll suit your project. During the first meeting with your potential new retail fixture provider, you should ask the following questions:

  • How long have you been providing retail fixtures in New Zealand?
  • Do your services also include installation, or will I need to find an appropriate installer?
  • Do you offer any warranties on your display systems?
  • Do you have any experience providing fixtures for my industry?
  • Do you foresee any challenges with my project?

FAQs

How much space do you need between retail shelves?

A general rule of thumb is to leave approximately 30cm between shelves. However, certain stores might increase this to between 40 - 45cm to enhance the sense of exposure and accessibility. However, if you have tall items that exceed 45cm, you can also work on custom sizes between shelves to meet your specific requirements.

What is the 2 finger rule in merchandising?

The two-finger rule is a design concept used to explain how much space should be between an item and the shelves for optimal exposure. This means that when displaying items on shelves, you should leave two finders open between the top of an item and the next shelf above it.

How wide should retail aisles be?

Generally speaking, retail aisles should be wide enough that two shoppers can easily pass by one another. As such, the minimum width of a retail aisle is between 1.8 - 2.0m wide. This will also allow enough space for wheelchair and mobility-impaired users to access the aisles as a standard wheelchair is approximately 660mm wide.