Walls & Forms Increases Retailers Merchandising Space

Walls + Forms Develops a Way to Give Retailers 16' of Merchandising Space in a Limited Area

Walls + Forms, Inc., an innovator in displays, wall systems, and signage just developed a way retailers can gain 16' of merchandising space in a limited area.

Four-Way displayers from Walls + Forms are available in two formats - a merchandiser and electronics displayer. An electronics displayer is pictured. These displayers are currently being utilized at HEB Grocery Stores and will soon be available in new designs for gaming and additional applications. They offer portable design and mobility since they are constructed with caster wheels and are also available with pallet jack lift capabilities.

Four-Way displayers use the Walls + Forms VersaFlex light box for creating lighted headers and the VersaFlex frame for accommodating additional graphics, allowing for the display of more information and branding. Removable plates enable ease of changing from product merchandising to graphics.

Walls+Forms, Inc.is a closely held U.S. corporation that specializes in the design, fabrication and manufacturing of retail display systems, accessories and signage. We have over a decade and a half of design as well as manufacturing experience and are recognized for our competitively priced, high quality display solutions. The Walls+Forms' concept is based on simplicity, quick order availability, ease of customization and national marketing. We have learned that by addressing the method by which your displays are manufactured, assembled, shipped and received, we can significantly lower the overall cost of your retail display program. This is the core by which we do business.

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