NAS Group of Companies
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Retail Fixture Racking

Retail Fixture Racking Systems for Canadian Warehouses

The NAS Group’s Retail Fixture Racking goes beyond traditional warehouse storage solutions, offering customized, versatile racking systems for retail environments. From big box stores to smaller retail outlets, these racking systems are designed to safely display and organize a variety of unboxed items, enhancing the shopping experience. The system’s adaptability and minimal installation disruption make it a practical choice for retail spaces that frequently update their layouts and offerings.

Depth
1 Pick Depth
Access
Dual
Rotation
FIFO / LIFO
SKU Selectivity
100%
Store display rack integrating vertical pipe dividers for conduit and copper tubing alongside standard shelves for bagged construction materials.

Key Features & Benefits

  • Retail Fixture Racking systems are roll-formed and selective, designed to safely display and organize unboxed retail items.
  • Flexible design allows for easy disassembly and relocation to match changing stock plans and seasonal needs.
  • Custom components like formed pipe dividers for long items such as moldings, and tool hangers.
  • Installation causes minimal disruption to retail operations.
  • Suitable for various retail needs including toilet displays and other plate displays.
  • Custom paint colors are available for corporate branding and legacy applications.
Low-angle view of a customer inspecting PVC piping organized vertically within an orange retail fixture rack equipped with wire dump baskets below.

Built for Your Store

These racking systems are an integral part of the retail floor, not just the back room, displaying items like carpets, vinyl, flooring, and long products. Every Retail Fixture Rack is customized to meet individual needs, with Double-Deep Selective Racking as the most common setup, tailored in various depths and heights. Components include formed pipe dividers for long items and formed wire assemblies for tools and other merchandise.

Retail display layout showcasing blue racking integrated with pegboard backings, tool hangers, and shelf storage for hardware merchandise.

Seamless Retail Integration

The racks are designed to be easily disassembled and relocated, adapting to changing stock plans and seasonal requirements. Installation is designed to cause minimal disruption, allowing retail operations to continue smoothly, and custom paint options are available to align with corporate branding, ensuring the racking complements the aesthetic of the retail space.

Retail Fixture Racking, Installed Across Canada

From Ontario to Alberta and beyond, NAS Group designs, manufactures, and installs Retail Fixture Racking systems built for the demands of Canadian warehouses. Our in-house engineering and installation teams work directly with your operation to configure a system suited to your space, throughput, and rotation needs, backed by coast-to-coast service and support.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Retail Fixture Racking used for?
Retail Fixture Racking is a roll-formed, Selective Racking system built to safely display and organize unboxed retail items on the sales floor, not just in the stockroom. It's commonly used for products like carpet, vinyl, flooring, moldings, and other long or oddly shaped items, using custom components like formed pipe dividers and tool hangers to keep merchandise organized and easy to shop.
Can Retail Fixture Racking be customized for my store's brand or layout?
Yes. Every system is customized to the retailer's needs, with custom paint colours available to match corporate branding. The most common setup is Double-Deep Selective Racking, which can be configured in different depths and heights to fit the shapes and sizes of whatever's being displayed.
Is Retail Fixture Racking easy to reconfigure for seasonal changes?
Yes, that's one of its main advantages. The racks are designed for easy disassembly and relocation, so retailers can adapt their layout for changing stock plans or seasonal merchandise without a major overhaul, and installation is designed to cause minimal disruption to store operations.
What components come with a Retail Fixture Racking system?
Systems typically include formed pipe dividers in D and M configurations for displaying long items like moldings, plus formed wire assemblies for hanging tools and similar merchandise. Components are selected and configured around what the retailer needs to display, from toilet and plate displays to full flooring bays.