Shelf Displays

A spring-loaded paddle sits behind the products. As shoppers take an item, the spring pushes the rest forward, so the front of the shelf always looks full and neatly faced.

Dividers separate products into neat facings. Pushers use a spring to move products forward. Gravity rollers use a slightly angled roller track so bottles and cans slide to the front on their own, supporting first-in, first-out rotation.

Most systems mount on a front rail or adhesive strip that fits standard metal gondola shelves. Share your shelf depth and type and we will confirm the right size.

Pushers suit packaged goods sold in facings, such as cosmetics, personal care, confectionery, tobacco and beverages. For heavy items like cans and bottles, slow-feed pushers or gravity rollers control the movement.

Shelves stay full and tidy, staff spend less time re-facing products, and shoppers find items more easily, which supports sales and a better store image.