Store planning
Campaign Table Locks and Remaining Walk
Casters without locks in the first two metres are unfinished spec. Name one story. Lock it. Write the walk.
Campaign table locks and remaining walk is one story after decompression — locks if it rolls, leftover millimetres named. Independent retailers in Thailand park a nested set in the first two metres because the casters still moved. The shops that still walk specify one campaign table, lock it where it sits, and write remaining walk after the exploded footprint.
Nested tables vs one is nest versus a single plane. Nested display tables is the kit. Folding vs fixed is mobility versus a specified top. Two-metre decompression: empty first. This page is locks and walk.
What each job is for
One campaign after leftover walk. Fold, a drop, a gift pyramid you will unbuild — tables vs walls, dump bins vs tables. What a 40 sqm boutique needs: one floor story. A second table is a second forest.
Locks if it rolls. Casters without locks photograph as unfinished spec the first time someone backs into the walk. Fixed tables still need remaining millimetres after the top. We do not publish table prices. Compare the floor when fully open.
Not in the door. Layout. Aisle width: remaining walk after the exploded nest, after arm length if a four-way sits nearby — four-way. Pick one floor story.
Apparel: campaign on the table, size run on the rail — face-out vs shoulder-out. Gift: one table plus labelled walls — gift shop. Endcap vs window: the window is the ad.
Materials: finish that agrees with the wrap. Mall vs street: fire routes may forbid a cluster in the corridor — outdoor / common area. We do not invent approval. How to measure: named leftover millimetres, nested vs exploded.
When locks and walk
| Job | Locked campaign table | Unlocked / exploded nest in the door |
|---|---|---|
| One story after decompression | Strong | Never |
| Casters | Locks required | Unfinished spec |
| Remaining walk named | Required | Missing |
| Size run on the table | Never | Never |
| Four-way plus table | Pick one | Two forests |
Common mistakes
- Casters, no locks.
- Exploded nest in the first two metres.
- Table plus four-way plus gondola.
- Walk never written after the footprint.
What belongs on the quotation
- One table vs nest — nested and exploded millimetres.
- Casters and locks if it rolls.
- Remaining walk after the exploded footprint.
- Finish vs the wrap.
- Language of the document, Thai or English.
Send shop type, floor size, and whether extras nest away. That is enough to specify a locked story instead of a leftover cube forest in the door.
Lock the story, name the walk
If you are placing a campaign table in Thailand, do not leave casters free in the opening. Send the shop type, the size, and the opening month through the fixture plan form. We will return one fixture schedule and one written quotation — Thai or English — covering the table, the locks, and the walk.
Common questions
- Casters without locks on a campaign table?
- Usually no. Locks if it rolls. Remaining walk after the footprint belongs on the quotation.
- Exploded nest in the first two metres?
- No. Decompression stays empty. One table after leftover walk exists. Nest extras away.
- Table plus a four-way in the same metres?
- Pick one floor story. Two stories photograph as a leftover forest.
- Size run on the campaign table?
- No. Campaign on the table. Sizes on the rail. Mixed leftover photographs as unfinished spec.
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Tell us the shop type, size and opening date. We build one fixture plan and one written quotation, in Thai or English.
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