Store planning
Price Ticket Height vs Facing in a Small Shop
A labelled rail without tickets on the facing is leftover spec. Tickets on. Labelling in back.
Price ticket height versus facing in a small shop: tickets on the facing — unpriced sizes are not merchandising. Independent retailers in Thailand hang a lookbook and skip tickets because the rail looked finished. The shops that still sell put tickets on the facing at a named leftover, not as a second graphic forest.
Shelf talkers and price tickets is the ticket job. Sign holders on slatwall is the holder. Face-out vs shoulder-out: graphic once, density on the rail. This page is ticket leftover versus the facing.
What the ticket is for
On the facing. Sizes, SKUs, campaign — unpriced facing is leftover spec. We do not invent a universal ticket millimetre. Put height on the quotation. Hangrail and table height are different millimetre families.
Not a second campaign. Lookbook holders if it is paper. End-panel graphics: one story on the short face. Tickets are not a window dump — window.
Labelling stays in back. Price-labelling station is not the till. Impulse vs queue: packing leftover first; a ticket gun on the bags is leftover spec.
Leftover millimetres. A ticket on a sliver groove is unfinished spec — groove spacing, corner trim. Finish unused millimetres.
Uniform and denim: tickets on sizes even if the rail is labelled. Gift shop: unpriced objects are not merchandising. Layout: decompression empty — not a ticket forest in the door.
How to photograph: shoot a facing without tickets so the leftover is obvious.
When ticket vs skip
| Job | Ticket on facing | Skip / move |
|---|---|---|
| Sizes / SKUs | Strong | Never as “the rail is labelled” |
| Graphic story | Weak as a forest | One lookbook leftover |
| Leftover sliver | Trim | Not a holder |
| Till packing surface | Never | Labelling in back |
Common mistakes
- Unpriced sizes because the rail has a card.
- Ticket forest as a second campaign.
- Labelling gun on the wrap.
- Holders on leftover millimetres.
What belongs on the quotation
- Ticket leftover vs facing — named.
- Holder millimetres on the quote — not a universal height.
- Labelling in back.
- Unused grooves finished as trim.
- Language of the document, Thai or English.
Send shop type and a photo of an unpriced facing. That is enough to specify tickets on the facing instead of a graphic forest.
Tickets on the facing, millimetres on the quote
If you are specifying tickets in Thailand, put them on the facing. 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 facing, the leftover, and the walk.
Common questions
- Skip tickets if the rail has a size card?
- No. Tickets on the facing. Unpriced sizes are not merchandising.
- Is there a standard ticket height?
- No. Put millimetres on the quotation. We do not publish a universal height.
- Labelling gun on the wrap?
- No. Labelling stays in back. Packing leftover first.
- Ticket holder on leftover millimetres?
- Usually no. Finish unused grooves as trim. A sliver is not a holder bay.
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