Stairs Parts Display – Home Depot Canada

In-Rack Display for Home Depot Canada

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This project involved the design and fabrication of a highly versatile in-rack display for Home Depot Canada, developed to cater to the unique needs of each individual store. The display system was 100% designed and fabricated by Larkin Storage and Retail Equipment in Ontario, Canada, ensuring top-tier craftsmanship and customization.

  • Render of the stairs parts display: a white in-rack unit combining pigeon-hole compartments with open shelving
  • Render of the left-hand module: a tall two-column stack of pigeon-hole compartments
  • Render of the right-hand module seen from behind, showing three bays of open shelves

Key Highlights

Design & Fabrication: The entire display system was designed and fabricated in-house by Larkin Storage and Retail Equipment, leveraging local expertise and ensuring a tailored approach to meet the specific needs of Home Depot Canada’s stores.

Customization: The display was developed with flexibility in mind, allowing it to be easily adapted to the individual space and product requirements of each Home Depot location across the country.

Enhanced Retail Experience: The in-rack display was designed to optimize product presentation and organization, making it easier for customers to access and engage with products while maximizing store efficiency.

This project highlights Larkin Storage and Retail Equipment’s commitment to delivering adaptable, high-quality retail solutions that enhance the shopping experience and support Home Depot Canada’s operational needs.

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In Store

This is what it looks like

The display installed in a Home Depot aisle, its labelled compartments holding stair hardware below racked lumber
The full run of the display in store, every compartment priced and stocked with spindles, brackets and fasteners
The display seen along the aisle, fitted into the lower bays of the orange pallet racking
Close view of the compartments, with bagged stair hardware and a price label on every opening