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Impulse Display vs Queue at the Cash Wrap
A peg wall on the wrap is leftover spec. Pack first. One tray. Leave queue width.
Impulse display versus queue at the cash wrap is a tray footprint after packing — not a second product wall on the till. Independent retailers in Thailand hang a peg wall on the wrap because a lookbook showed a drugstore. The shops that still pack keep leftover width for bags and one tray of tagged impulse.
Countertop impulse is the tray. Queue space is two people with bags. Queue vs browse keeps campaign off the pack path. Packaging vs wrap is leftover width for pack. This page is impulse versus that leftover.
What each job is for
Pack first. Named leftover width after the till — cash wrap, counter height. Cables off the packing surface — cash-wrap power.
Impulse as a tray. One footprint, tickets on — price tickets. Pegs on the wrap are a second product wall. Pegboard belongs on a named perimeter bay, not the till.
Queue leftover. Two with bags still walk — aisle width. Queue stanchions only if leftover width exists; a rope that kills pack is leftover spec.
Not a labelling factory. Price-labelling stays in back.
Gift shop and cosmetics still pack before they add testers at wrap — beauty tester counter. Testers at one height, leftover after packing.
Opening priority: wrap and walk before impulse. Layout: the wrap is last in the walk. Impulse does not justify a till in the door.
When tray vs skip
| Job | Impulse tray | Skip / move to wall |
|---|---|---|
| Leftover after packing | Strong — one footprint | If leftover fails |
| Peg wall on the till | Never | Strong on perimeter |
| 30 sqm | Often skip | Named wall bay |
| Queue for two with bags | Must still exist | — |
Common mistakes
- Peg wall on the wrap.
- Impulse that kills packing leftover.
- Stanchions plus a tray plus no bag width.
- Unpriced impulse.
What belongs on the quotation
- Impulse as tray vs skip — named.
- Leftover width for packing — millimetres on the quote.
- Queue leftover after both jobs.
- What stays on the perimeter (peg density).
- Language of the document, Thai or English.
Send shop type and wrap photos. That is enough to specify a tray instead of a second wall on the till.
Pack first, one tray, queue still walks
If you are fitting a cash wrap in Thailand, put packing leftover on the drawing before impulse. 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 leftover width, the tray, and the walk.
Common questions
- Peg wall on the cash wrap?
- No. Impulse is a tray footprint after packing. Peg density belongs on a named perimeter bay.
- Impulse if packing leftover fails?
- Skip. Packing and queue come first. Move impulse to the wall.
- Do impulse SKUs still need tickets?
- Yes. Unpriced facing is not merchandising.
- Is there a standard tray size?
- No. Put millimetres on the quotation. We do not publish a universal footprint.
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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