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Counter Grommet vs Rear Cable Path at the Wrap
A power strip on the bag well is unfinished spec. Name a grommet or a rear path. Keep packing leftover packing.
Counter grommet versus rear cable path at the wrap is cables off packing — points on the drawing, leftover millimetres named. Independent retailers in Thailand drop a power strip on the bag well because the till arrived last. The shops that still pack specify a grommet or a rear chase so packing leftover stays packing. We do not invent amp ratings, certifications, or a circuit.
Cash-wrap power is the parent page. Cash wrap is the workflow. Packaging vs wrap is leftover width for bags. Impulse vs queue: campaign stays off the pack path. This page is grommet versus rear path.
What each job is for
Grommet through the top. A named leftover millimetre so the till cable drops through the wrap, not across the bags. Strong when the point is in the counter volume. Weak as a forest of holes. Counter height still applies. Queue space: two people with bags.
Rear cable path. Chase or cap at the staff side so nothing crosses the packing surface. Strong when leftover width on top is already packing. Mall may own the floor box — landlord. We do not invent a millimetre of chase. Bring the handbook.
Not a rating. Electrician’s drawing and landlord letter own amps. This page is fixture leftover: where the point sits so packing still works. Fixture lighting: points before the wall is cut — no lux claims.
Price-labelling stays in back. A charger forest on the customer edge is not merchandising. Tester spill vs packing: testers are not cables, but both kill leftover width if they migrate onto the till.
Installation sequence: wrap power with the wrap, not after campaign furniture. How to photograph: shoot the wrap location and existing outlets. Aisle width: remaining walk after the wrap depth.
When grommet vs rear path
| Job | Grommet in the top | Rear cable path |
|---|---|---|
| Till cable off packing | Strong if leftover exists | Strong |
| Forest of holes on the top | Never | — |
| Invented amp rating | Never | Never |
| Packing leftover first | Required | Required |
| Floor box the landlord owns | Named on the quote | Named on the quote |
Common mistakes
- Power strip on the packing surface.
- Grommet forest plus testers plus impulse.
- Amp slogan instead of an electrician’s drawing.
- Power after campaign furniture.
What belongs on the quotation
- Grommet vs rear path — named leftover millimetres.
- Point locations on the drawing — not a circuit we fake.
- Remaining packing width and remaining walk.
- Landlord letter for the floor box if it exists.
- Language of the document, Thai or English.
Send photos of the wrap and existing outlets. That is enough to specify a path off packing instead of a leftover tangle on the bags.
Cables off packing, points on the drawing
If you are specifying a cash wrap in Thailand, do not leave a strip on the bag well. 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 grommet or the rear path, the packing leftover, and the walk.
Common questions
- Power strip on the packing surface?
- Usually no. Specify a grommet or a rear path. Packing leftover stays packing. Cables off the bags.
- Do you publish amp ratings?
- No. Amps belong on the electrician’s drawing and the landlord letter. We name leftover millimetres and point locations.
- A forest of grommets plus testers on the till?
- No. One named leftover for cables. Testers sit elsewhere. Mixed leftover photographs as unfinished spec.
- Power after campaign furniture?
- No. Wrap power with the wrap. Remaining walk after wrap depth belongs on the quotation.
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