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Two-Way Rack as Campaign, Not Size Run
XS through XL on both arms is unfinished spec. Name one campaign on the two-way. Pack sizes on the rail.
A two-way rack as campaign, not size run, is one story after decompression — sizes stay on hangrail, leftover walk named. Independent retailers in Thailand pack XS through XL on both arms because the floor still took a T-stand. The shops that still walk put one edit on the two-way and keep the size run on the wall.
Two-way vs four-way is two stories versus four. Four-way racks is the turning circle. Face-out vs shoulder-out is graphic versus density. Face-out count: leftover arms are a forest. This page is campaign versus the run on a two-way.
What each job is for
Two-way as campaign. Two edits, usually along a path, after leftover walk exists — two-metre decompression. Locks if it rolls — campaign table locks is the same discipline. What a 40 sqm boutique needs: one floor story. A two-way plus a four-way plus a table is three forests.
Size run on hangrail. Shoulder-out on the wall — hangrail height, clothing racks vs slatwall. The two-way is not a warehouse. Rounder vs four-way: a circle packed with sizes is still leftover spec.
Not in the door. Layout. Aisle width: remaining walk after arm length. Nested table vs one: pick one floor story. Endcap vs window: the window is the ad.
Apparel: graphic on the two-way, replenishment on the rail. Hanger colour: one hanger family. Mixed leftover hangers photograph as unfinished spec.
How to measure: named leftover millimetres, remaining walk after the T-stand. Rolling racks stay in receiving unless named as the campaign and locked.
When campaign vs size run
| Job | Two-way as campaign | Two-way as size run |
|---|---|---|
| Weekly edit / graphic | Strong | Weak — print disappears |
| XS through XL | Never on both arms | Hangrail instead |
| First two metres | Never | Never |
| With a four-way | Pick one | Two warehouses |
| Remaining walk named | Required | Required |
Common mistakes
- Size run on both arms.
- Two-way plus four-way plus table.
- T-stand in decompression.
- Casters, no locks.
What belongs on the quotation
- Two-way as campaign — named, not as the size run.
- Remaining millimetres of hangrail for XS through XL.
- Remaining walk after arm length.
- Locks if it rolls.
- Language of the document, Thai or English.
Send photos of the floor story and the size-run wall. That is enough to specify one campaign instead of a leftover packed T-stand.
Campaign on the two-way, sizes on the rail
If you are placing a two-way in Thailand, do not pack the size run on both arms. 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 two-way, the rail, and the walk.
Common questions
- Pack the size run on both arms of a two-way?
- Usually no. The two-way is campaign. XS through XL lives on hangrail. Mixed leftover photographs as unfinished spec.
- Two-way plus four-way plus a campaign table?
- Pick one floor story. Three stories photograph as a leftover forest.
- T-stand in the first two metres?
- No. Decompression stays empty. One campaign after leftover walk exists.
- Casters without locks?
- No. Locks if it rolls. Remaining walk after arm length belongs on the quotation.
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