Store planning
Kids Toy vs Apparel Wall Split in a Small Shop
Clothes over a toy dump is leftover spec. Name two walls. Split the heights. Leave the aisle.
Kids toy versus apparel wall split in a small shop is two walls, one walk — hangrail heights split, not averaged. Independent retailers in Thailand hang clothes over the toy dump because a lookbook showed a forest. The shops that still walk keep specified hangrail on one wall and named peg or shelf depth on the other.
Kids apparel heights is the rail millimetre. Toy shop is the mixed-SKU sibling. Pegboard is the carded toy sibling. Hangrail height still applies for adult if you sell both — millimetres on the quote, not an average. Aisle width is remaining walk after both walls.
What each wall is for
Apparel wall. Size run on hangrail. Shoulder-out is denser; leftover face-outs are a forest — face-out vs shoulder-out. Fitting room if apparel must be tried: one that closes.
Toy wall. Named peg, basket, or shelf depth — not every SKU as a tower in the door. Hobby is the peg-vs-shelf sibling. Mesh baskets vs shelves for loose goods. Grocery-deep bays steal a boutique unit.
One sample height per story. A form or a kit you can lift — layout, how many mannequins. Do not average two systems on a leftover strip. Kids play table if leftover width exists — not in the first two metres.
Wrap that packs. Awkward boxes, leftover width — cash wrap, gift-wrap vs wrap. Tickets on both walls — price tickets.
Window: one story, not two forests. Corner trim: finish the edge where the two walls meet. Back of house: cartons off the floor.
Stationery vs gift is the two-wall sibling. Gondola usually splits 40 sqm.
When apparel vs toy
| Job | Apparel hangrail | Toy peg / shelf |
|---|---|---|
| Sizes | Strong — millimetres named | Weak |
| Carded / boxed kits | Weak | Strong — named depth |
| 40 sqm | One wall | One wall |
| Averaged height | Never | Never |
Common mistakes
- Averaging kids and adult hangrail as a “standard.”
- Toy dump in the first two metres.
- No tickets.
- Two window stories.
What belongs on the quotation
- Apparel wall vs toy wall — named.
- Hangrail millimetres — not an average.
- Peg vs shelf for toys — named per bay.
- Remaining walk after both walls.
- Language of the document, Thai or English.
Send shop type and whether apparel or toys dominate. That is enough to specify two walls instead of an averaged leftover strip.
Two walls, heights split, walk left
If you are splitting kids toys and apparel in Thailand, name each 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 both walls, the wrap, and the walk.
Common questions
- Average kids and adult hangrail as one height?
- No. Split the wall. Put millimetres on the quotation. We do not publish a universal average.
- Toy dump in the first two metres?
- No. Decompression stays empty. Density on a named toy wall.
- Do both walls still need tickets?
- Yes. Unpriced facing is not merchandising.
- Is a fitting room required if you sell kids apparel?
- One that closes if apparel must be tried. Toys without a room can still need leftover pack width.
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