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Display islands and pallet wraps

An island or pallet wrap is the brand’s biggest medium on the shop floor: it stands in the main traffic zone, is visible from every side and holds a large stock of product. We design structures from a single pallet up to multi-pallet islands with in-store theatre, and we manage production at suppliers so that quality stays consistent at any run size.

Pampers display with a dry-night slogan

What we design and deliver

  • Pallet wraps – fully printed skirts and toppers for EUR pallets, half pallets and quarter pallets.
  • Multi-pallet islands – displays made up of several pallets that form one coherent brand zone.
  • In-store theatre – three-dimensional shapes: boats, houses, castles, trees, arches and other structures that tell the campaign’s story.
  • Modular and seasonal islands – kits that each store configures to fit its space.
  • Permanent elements – where durability is needed, we combine cardboard with steel, wood or plastic.

How we develop an island

We start with the space in the store and the goods: the size of the zone, the number of pallets, the weight and the product layout. On that basis we develop the structure and a 3D visualisation, then a prototype that we build ourselves. Only a tested prototype goes into series production, with a proven supplier.

What we focus on

  • Stability and load capacity – an island carries a lot of product and must stand safely throughout the campaign.
  • Installation – parts labelled and packed so that the crew can assemble the island quickly and the same way every time.
  • Logistics – division into modules, flat packing, shipping carton dimensions and number of units per pallet.
  • Retailer requirements – footprint, height, placement rules in promotional zones.
  • Consistency – an identical result in every store, regardless of run size.

Delivery: a kit to assemble or RTS

An island can go to the store as a kit to assemble or as RTS – stocked and stretch-wrapped on pallets at a co-packer, ready to set up. We quote co-packing and transport to distribution centres together with production.

Common questions

How many pallets can a display island have?

From one pallet to a dozen or more – it all depends on the space the retailer allocates to the campaign. We design modular structures that are easy to adapt to different stores.

Do you deliver islands already stocked?

Yes, as RTS. A co-packer stocks and stretch-wraps the pallets, and the island goes to distribution centres or straight to stores. We quote co-packing together with production.

What is the minimum run size?

We deliver both one-off displays and prototypes and runs of thousands of units – with the same level of precision.

Planning an in-store campaign?

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