Maximize your queue merchandising with this complete three-panel slatwall bundle. Built to cover a full checkout lane from entry to exit, this kit includes everything needed to create a high-impact, fully stocked queue display straight out of the box.
Install the stanchions, secure the collars with an allen key, mount all three panels, and start arranging your products. With 150 hooks, 9 shelves, 3 sign frames, and 3 display bowls included, your display is ready to drive impulse sales from the moment doors open.
What's Included:
• (3) Double-sided black aluminum slatwall merchandising panel
• (4) Stanchion posts with 13 ft retractable belts
• (8) Collars - compatible with 2.5" diameter posts (2 per post)
• (9) 49" display shelves
• (3) 8.5" x 11" sign frames
• (3) Display bowls
• (150) 6" display hooks
What You'll Need:
• Allen key for collar installation
Ideal For: High-volume grocery stores, retail chains, pharmacies, convenience stores, quick service restaurants, museums, airports, banks, and pop-up retail environments.
Specification Sheet
What is included in the 3-panel slatwall bundle?
The bundle includes three double-sided black aluminum slatwall panels, four stanchion posts with 13-foot (13′) retractable belts, eight collars, nine 49 x 11-inch (49″ x 11″) shelves, one hundred fifty 6-inch hooks, three 8.5 x 11-inch sign frames, and three display bowls. That works out to three shelves, fifty hooks, one sign frame, and one display bowl for each of the three bays. An allen key is required for installation and is not included.
Why does a 3-panel bundle include four stanchion posts instead of six?
Two of the four posts sit between panels, and each of those carries the edge of the panel on either side of it. That sharing is why three panels need four posts and not six, and why eight collars ship rather than twelve. The rule is stanchions = panels + 1 and collars = stanchions x 2.
How long a run does the 3-panel bundle create?
Three panels in a continuous run reach roughly 13 feet (13′), being three 50-inch (50″) panels plus the four posts. At that length the run should be measured against the lane rather than assumed to fit, particularly where it passes a register or a turn. Confirm against the install drawing before finalizing a floor plan.
How many merchandising faces does a 3-panel run have?
A three-panel run has six merchandising faces, because each panel is grooved on both sides. Three face into the queue lane and three toward the sales floor. The nine shelves and one hundred fifty hooks distribute across all six.
What size are the hooks and shelves in the bundle?
Every hook in the bundle is a 6-inch (6″) hook and every shelf is 49 x 11 inches, which is three shelves and fifty hooks per bay across the three panels. A three-bay run carrying a mixed assortment usually wants some of the 4-inch, 8-inch, and 10-inch hooks as well, and those are sold separately along with the 22 x 11-inch shelf.
Where do the sign frames and display bowls mount?
All three sign frames and all three display bowls mount to post tops rather than to the panels. Nothing in the panel grooves holds signage, so signage position is set by where the four posts land along the run.
Can the 3-panel bundle be split into separate bays?
Three standalone bays need six posts and twelve collars, and this bundle supplies four and eight. Splitting the run into separate displays takes two additional posts and four additional collars, sold separately.
Can the run be expanded to four panels?
Yes, a fourth bay needs one panel, one stanchion post, and two collars. The 4-panel bundle supplies those counts already matched when the fourth bay is going in at the same time.
Will the bundle work with stanchion posts already in the lane?
The collars fit posts with a 2.5-inch (2.5″) diameter. The bundle includes its own four posts, so existing posts are not required.
Can the layout be changed after installation?
Yes, hooks, shelves, and baskets slide into the standard slatwall grooves and reposition by hand without tools. A three-bay run can be re-merchandised between promotions without new hardware.
What do the panels and stanchion posts weigh?
Each panel weighs 38 pounds and each of the four stanchion posts weighs 25 pounds. Every post carries a 13-foot (13′) black retractable belt.
How quickly does the 3-panel bundle ship?
Estimated processing time is about 2 days when in stock, plus transit based on destination. On a three-bay run the risk is a partial shipment rather than a slow one, so confirm component stock at (877) 885-1600 before booking installers.
