Store planning
Florist Shop Fixture Checklist for Independent Retailers
Keep water off the MDF wall. Dry gift is labelled shelves or peg. The wrap still packs buckets.
A florist shop fixture checklist for independent retailers is wet work versus dry gift — a wrap that packs buckets, not a fashion hangrail. Independent retailers in Thailand order slatwall because every shop they saw used it. The shops that still walk keep wet work off the selling wall and put cards and vases on a labelled dry bay.
Gift shop is the dry sibling. Cash wrap still packs — buckets and paper. Counter height is millimetres for the job. Humidity is sealed edges, not a warranty.
What belongs on the floor
Wet work. Buckets, a wipe-down bench, water away from MDF grooves. This is not a boutique hangrail. Do not put open water on a fashion slatwall bay.
Dry gift. Cards, candles, vases on lipped shelves or peg — pegboard, slatwall shelf depth. Tickets on the SKU — price tickets.
Wrap that packs. Paper, ribbon, a bucket in transit, queue for two — queue space. Impulse is a small tray of cards, not a second vase forest on the packing surface — impulse.
One table for a weekly story if the walk remains — display tables vs walls, island vs perimeter. Flowers in the first two metres are still in the door — layout.
Window. One arrangement in the glass is an ad — window. The cooler is not the window dump.
Mall wet-waste and floor rules belong in writing — landlord. We do not invent a drain spec. Bring the handbook.
Aisle width after buckets on the floor. Rolling buckets need a path that is not the queue.
Checklist
- Wet bench vs dry wall — named split.
- Wrap that packs buckets and bags.
- Dry gift: shelf or peg, tickets.
- One floor story if any.
- Remaining walk after buckets.
- Language of the document, Thai or English.
Opening priority: wrap and wet work before campaign furniture.
Common mistakes
- Fashion hangrail as the hero.
- Water on MDF slatwall.
- Vases as a gondola forest in 30 sqm.
- No tickets on cards.
Wet off the dry wall
If you are fitting a florist in Thailand, split wet work from the gift wall. 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 bench, the dry bay, and the walk.
Common questions
- Should a florist use fashion slatwall as the hero?
- No. Wet work is a bench. Dry gift may use slat or peg. Do not put water on MDF grooves.
- Can buckets live in the queue?
- No. Remaining walk after buckets belongs on the quotation. The queue is for people with bags.
- Do greeting cards need price tickets?
- Yes. Unpriced facing is not merchandising. Tickets belong on the dry bay.
- Do you specify a drain?
- No invented drain spec. Landlord handbook and wet-work location go on the quotation.
Want a fixture list that fits your shop?
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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