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Price-Labelling Station in a Small Shop
Pricing on the till kills packing. Put the gun in back. Tickets still belong on the quotation.
A price-labelling station in a small shop is a back-of-house bench — not a gun on the packing wrap. Independent retailers in Thailand price on the cash wrap because that is where the bags are. The shops that still pack keep tickets on the SKU and the gun on a staff bench.
Price tickets are the facing. Staff-only vs sales floor is the split. Cash wrap packs customers. Back of house is receiving. This page is where labelling happens.
What the station is for
A bench, leftover width for cartons, a place to sit a gun and rolls. Not merchandising. Not a second wrap in the aisle — aisle width, queue space.
On the wrap. Customer packing dies. Impulse trays fight the gun — impulse. Counter height is for pay and bags, not a labelling factory.
On the floor. A folding table of unpriced stock is first-week mistakes and garment covers that never stripped.
In back. Strong. Rolling racks with locks nearby — rolling racks. Then open hang on the floor with tickets already on.
Mall may specify staff area — landlord. We do not invent a millimetre of bench. Put it on the quotation.
Opening priority: tickets on facing before campaign furniture. Labelling is operations, not a lookbook.
When wrap vs back
| Job | Cash wrap | Back bench |
|---|---|---|
| Pack customers | Strong | — |
| Label cartons | Kills packing | Strong |
| Gun storage | Never | Strong |
| 30 sqm no back room | Leftover wrap width named — usually still fail | Curtain off a sliver |
Common mistakes
- Gun on the packing surface.
- Unpriced facing because labelling never finished.
- Labelling table in the door.
- Tickets as “owner supply” off the quotation.
What belongs on the quotation
- Tickets as a fixture line.
- Labelling bench in back — or leftover wrap width if there is no back (usually still move it).
- Wrap remains packing.
- Remaining walk with the gun off the floor.
- Language of the document, Thai or English.
Send shop type and whether you have a back room. That is enough to specify a bench instead of a wrap full of rolls.
Tickets on the SKU, gun in back
If you are fitting a shop in Thailand, do not price on the till. 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 tickets, the bench, and the walk.
Common questions
- Can we label on the cash wrap?
- Packing dies. Use a back bench. The wrap is for customers with bags.
- Do tickets still go on the fixture quotation?
- Yes. Unpriced facing is not merchandising. Tickets are a line.
- No back room — label on the floor?
- A table in the aisle is receiving. Curtain off a sliver or finish labelling before open.
- Is the labelling gun a merchandising fixture?
- No. It is staff-only. The facing is the ticket on the SKU.
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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