Beauty display
Perfume Testers vs Full-Size Display in Small Shops
Open testers on the wrap kill packing and hygiene. Full-size is a tray or case — not a second tester forest.
Perfume testers vs full-size display in small shops is testers on a wipe-down edge — full-size in a case or tray. Independent retailers in Thailand line every millimetre of the wrap with open bottles because it looks like a fragrance hall. The shops that convert keep testers at a stance and sellable bottles where staff can reach them.
We do not publish security ratings or lock grades. If full-size needs a key, name a showcase or glass case on the quotation. A tester is not a rating.
Beauty tester counter is the hygiene surface. Cosmetics checklist is the wider kit. Acrylic risers lift a story without stealing the tester stance. Lighting is electrical points — fixture lighting — no lux claims.
What each is for
Tester. A wipe-down edge, blotters, a stance for staff and customer. Not the packing wrap — cash wrap. Counter height still applies. Open bottles on the packing surface kill both hygiene and bags.
Full-size. Sellable SKUs in a tray or case. Tickets on the facing — price tickets. Colourways are not a second tester forest.
Not the window as inventory. One bottle in the glass is an ad — window. A tester in the first two metres is still in the door — layout.
Mall rules may own tester tables on the corridor — landlord. Street shops still owe remaining walk after a floor case — aisle width.
Impulse at pay is a small tray of last-minute SKUs, not a third perfume wall on the packing surface.
When tester vs full-size
| Job | Tester edge | Full-size tray / case |
|---|---|---|
| Try | Strong | Weak — too slow, hygiene |
| Colourways / boxes | Weak — walk and spills | Strong |
| Shared wrap | Never a forest | One tray if leftover width packs |
| Weekly edit | One story of scents | Rest in the case |
Common mistakes
- Open testers on the packing wrap.
- Full-size as a tester forest.
- Case specified as a security rating.
- Every SKU open in the window.
What belongs on the quotation
- Tester edge — wipe-down, stance, light as a point.
- Full-size as tray or case — access named, no invented ratings.
- Split vs packing width.
- Remaining walk.
- Language of the document, Thai or English.
Send shop type and whether testers share the wrap. That is enough to specify two jobs instead of a bottle dump.
Testers on a wipe-down edge
If you are fitting a beauty or gift shop in Thailand that sells perfume, split tester and full-size. 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 tester, the case, and the walk.
Common questions
- Can testers sit on the cash wrap?
- No as a forest. Packing dies and hygiene fails. Name a separate tester edge.
- Should every full-size bottle be open to try?
- No. Testers on the wipe-down edge. Full-size in a tray or case.
- Do you specify a security rating for the fragrance case?
- No. We name a case or tray and staff access. We do not publish ratings.
- Can the window hold open testers?
- No. One bottle in the glass is an ad. Open testers in the window read as leftover stock and heat.
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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