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Which shelves do you need for a 60-square-meter convenience store?

Q: I want to open a convenience store in the community of about 60 square meters. What shelves do I have to buy?

A: If you want to know which shelves to buy, you should first determine which areas your convenience store should be divided into. The area of 60 square meters is not large, and generally there are three areas of cashier area, snack area and daily chemical area. Therefore, there are convenience store cashiers, convenience store snack shelves and daily necessities display shelves. In addition, you can also purchase convenience store promotional shelves, magazine shelves and tobacco and wine racks according to individual needs.

Q: How should the material of the shelf be selected? Can you give me a brief comparison?

A: The choice of shelf materials mainly depends on the positioning of convenience stores. Nowadays, there are many convenience store shelves on the market, which are made of steel and steel. The frame of steel and wood shelves is cold-rolled steel with strong load-bearing strength. The back and laminate are wood, and the overall visual effect is high-grade and beautiful, but the price Higher, suitable for boutique convenience store selection; steel shelves as the name suggests is a pure steel convenience store shelves, although the aesthetics are not as good as steel-wood shelves, but the wear-resistant anti-corrosion, cheap, suitable for general community convenience store choice.

The above is the relevant issue of the 60-square-meter convenience store procurement shelf shared by Quzhou Kingsoon Precision Machinery Co., Ltd. If you have other questions about this, or have the convenience store shelf customization, convenience store cashier wholesale, etc., please log in to Quzhou Kingsoon Precision Machinery Co., Ltd. official website www.zjkingsoon.com consulting.

Which shelves do you need for a 60-square-meter convenience store?