From 'Stacking Head' to 'Scenery Line': How can supermarket towel stacking PDQ reshape shelf competitiveness?

PDQ display box is a quick way to showcase products, usually used in large retail stores such as Sam's Club. When we browse the daily necessities area of supermarkets in our daily lives, we can see many figures of stacked PDQ towels. It is not a simple stacking tool, but through scientific spatial planning and visual design, it upgrades towels from "inventory replenishment" to "drainage tools".

The so-called supermarket towel stacking PDQ is a modular display unit designed for towel characteristics, which achieves the dual goals of "high aesthetics+high capacity" through layered load-bearing and color zoning. Unlike the cluttered feeling of traditional stacking, the inclined layer board of supermarket towel stacking PDQ can naturally display the patterns and texture of towels, and the bottom anti slip pad avoids the risk of tipping during handling. This design is more convenient for customers to access.

At present, this supermarket towel stacking PDQ has been piloted in multiple supermarkets abroad. Feedback shows that the towel stacking PDQ has a load-bearing capacity of 8 kilograms per layer and can be adapted to various categories such as cotton soft towels and compressed towels. It can even match the supermarket's seasonal theme by changing the panel color.

In addition, by optimizing the space usage within the stacked PDQ, retailers can display more towels without compromising aesthetics. This not only increases the variety of products available to customers, but also maximizes the sales potential of retailers. So a good display is not about filling up the goods, but about making customers willing to stop, take a look, and take them back, and this supermarket towel stacking PDQ has achieved this.