Retail Stores — One-Stop Shop Services

200-Square-Meter Store Design Plan

Store shelving systems generally fall into two categories: standard retail shelving (suitable for general use) and specialized custom shelving. These systems are designed to accommodate the vast majority of offline retail, service, and wholesale establishments. The following guide is organized by industry; simply identify your sector to select the appropriate shelving models:

I. Supermarkets, Convenience Stores, and Community Fresh Food Markets: Double-sided shelving units, end-cap displays, produce racks, and checkout counter shelving—ideal for displaying snacks, daily necessities, groceries, and fresh foods.

II. Specialty Snack Shops and Boutique Department Stores: Steel-and-wood shelving units, pegboard/hook displays, and shelving units with adjustable tiers.

Stationery Stores and Office Supply Shops: Lightweight shelving units and pegboard/hook displays—suitable for organizing stationery, notebooks, and office consumables.

III. Maternal and Child Care Stores: Shelving units with widened tiers, pegboard/hook displays, and specialized display racks designed for baby products—perfect for showcasing infant formula, diapers, and toys.

II. Hardware, Building Materials, and Auto Parts (High-Load Heavy-Duty / Medium-Duty Shelving)

1. Hardware Stores & Tool Shops: Angle-steel shelving and heavy-duty shelf units, used for storing screws, tools, and piping.

2. Auto Parts & Electric Vehicle Parts Stores: Reinforced shelving and pegboard/hook shelving.

3. Building Materials & Plumbing/Sanitary Ware Stores: Heavy-duty shelving, used for storing pipe fittings and small sanitary ware accessories.