Build your most powerful checkout queue display with this complete four-panel slatwall bundle. Designed for high-traffic retail environments where every inch of queue space is an opportunity, this kit includes everything needed to create a fully stocked, end-to-end queue display straight out of the box.
Install the stanchions, secure the collars with an allen key, mount all four panels, and start arranging your products. With 200 hooks, 12 shelves, 4 sign frames, and 4 display bowls included, your display is ready to drive impulse sales from the moment doors open.
What's Included:
• (4) Double-sided black aluminum slatwall merchandising panel
• (5) Stanchion posts with 13 ft retractable belts
• (10) Collars - compatible with 2.5" diameter posts (2 per post)
• (12) 49" display shelves
• (4) 8.5" x 11" sign frames
• (4) Display bowls
• (200) 6" display hooks
What You'll Need:
• Allen key for collar installation
Ideal For: High-traffic grocery stores, convenience stores, pharmacies, quick service restaurants, retail chains, museums, airports, banks.
Specification Sheet
What is included in the 4-panel slatwall bundle?
The bundle includes four double-sided black aluminum slatwall panels, five stanchion posts with 13-foot (13′) retractable belts, ten collars, twelve 49 x 11-inch (49″ x 11″) shelves, two hundred 6-inch hooks, four 8.5 x 11-inch sign frames, and four display bowls. The counts assume one continuous run rather than four separate bays. An allen key is required for installation and is not included.
Why does a 4-panel bundle include five stanchion posts instead of eight?
Three of the five posts are shared, each holding the edges of the two panels beside it. Four panels therefore need five posts rather than eight, and ten collars rather than sixteen. The rule is stanchions = panels + 1 and collars = stanchions x 2.
How long a run does the 4-panel bundle create?
Four panels in a continuous run reach roughly 17.5 feet (17.5′), being four 50-inch (50″) panels plus the five posts. At that length the run usually defines the whole queue lane rather than sitting inside it. Confirm against the install drawing and against the clearance the store layout allows before finalizing a floor plan.
Is the 4-panel bundle the largest configuration available?
It is the largest pre-configured bundle. Longer runs are built from individual components, adding one panel, one post, and two collars per additional bay. Call (877) 885-1600 for help specifying a run longer than four panels.
How many merchandising faces does a 4-panel run have?
A four-panel run has eight merchandising faces, because each panel is grooved on both sides. Four face into the queue lane and four toward the sales floor. The twelve shelves and two hundred hooks distribute across all eight.
How do I extend the run beyond four panels?
Each additional bay needs one panel, one stanchion post with a 2.5-inch (2.5″) diameter, and two collars, all sold individually. Because adjacent panels share a post, a six-panel run needs seven posts and fourteen collars in total.
What size are the hooks and shelves in the bundle?
All two hundred hooks are 6-inch (6″) hooks and all twelve shelves are 49 x 11 inches, which is fifty hooks and three shelves per bay. On a four-bay run the single hook depth is the main constraint to plan around, so the 4-inch, 8-inch, and 10-inch hooks and the 22 x 11-inch shelf are worth ordering alongside.
Where do the sign frames and display bowls mount?
All four sign frames and all four display bowls mount to post tops rather than to the panels. Across a five-post run spread over roughly 17.5 feet (17.5′), it is worth deciding which posts carry signage and which carry bowls before install.
Can this bundle be ordered for several lanes or several stores at once?
Multi-unit and multi-location orders are handled by phone at (877) 885-1600, which is also the fastest way to confirm that enough stock is on hand to ship a rollout together.
Can the layout be changed after installation?
Yes, every hook, shelf, and basket slides into the standard slatwall grooves and moves by hand. On a run this long that matters most at reset, since a full re-merchandise needs no tools and no replacement hardware.
What does a 4-panel display weigh?
Each panel weighs 38 pounds and each stanchion post weighs 25 pounds, so four panels and five posts account for roughly 277 pounds before shelves, hooks, and accessories are added.
What tools are needed to install the 4-panel run?
An allen key, not included, is the only tool needed for the whole run. There are ten collars to set across five posts, so mark the post positions on the floor first and work along the run in one direction.
