Promotion Tables, Portable Promotional Tables and Combined Display Blocks
A promotion table is the only fixture in the store that is expected to move. Ours are built on a 1000 × 1000 mm square so they can be pushed together into a block and pulled apart again.
Eight promotional builds, photographed in our own studio. This is the category a store rearranges most often, so what matters is not how one table looks on its own but how it behaves when four of them are pushed together at the front of the shop on a Friday afternoon.
Produce island display table, A-type metal frame, pull-out wood trays. Convenient restocking, for supermarket fruit & vegetable display.
A-shaped frame; Pull-out trays; Wood grain finish
Open the product fileHeavy‑duty supermarket promotional dump bin with mesh fence, wood‑look panels and lockable storage. Forklift‑compatible base for easy movement, customizable for retail displays.
Mesh guardrail
Open the product fileAn all-steel three-tier table with a wire guard rail around the top deck, which is what stops boxed stock walking off the edge when the aisle is busy.
Three-tier steel table, wire rail
Open the product fileA tiered centre with shelves that wing out on both sides, so a single fixture can carry a headline line on the top and its companion lines either side of it.
Tiered centre with side wings
Open the product fileThe same stepped geometry without the cubbies, in a lighter timber. A cleaner body for a store that keeps its back stock in the back and wants the fixture to disappear behind the goods.
Stepped table, closed base
Open the product fileNot one table but an ensemble: nesting tables, open crates and hexagon risers in one timber. Sold as a set because the point of it is the arrangement, which changes every time the promotion does.
Ensemble of tables, crates and risers
Open the product fileA three-level stepped body with open cubbies right through the base, so bulk stock lives inside the fixture instead of on a pallet parked beside it.
Stepped island with base cubbies
Open the product fileAn aluminium frame carrying a glass top over light timber base cabinets. The one build in the file that locks, which is why it ends up holding the small high-value lines.
Alloy frame, glass top, base cabinets
Open the product fileTwo of these builds carry recorded dimensions and four do not. Sizes for the rest are drawn against your plan rather than guessed at. Colour is a RAL or PANTONE reference held across the whole order, so a promotion block matches the shelving behind it rather than nearly matching it.
Tell us how many squares you want rather than how big the promotion area is. Everything here is built on a 1000 × 1000 module, so the shape is yours to change afterwards.
Every question below is one we would have to ask you anyway. Answering them now takes a round trip out of the quotation.
Seven things buyers ask before they order a promotion area. If yours is not here, put it in the message box above and it gets answered with the quotation. Where they go on the floor matters as much as what they are — see Where to Place Promotional Stands in a Supermarket.
Both promotion tables on record are 1000 × 1000 × 800 mm: KS-T-02 and KS-T-06. The square is chosen so tables combine in any direction, and the 800 mm height is 50 mm below a checkout worktop because a promotion table is reached into rather than worked at.
That is what the square module is for. Two make a run along a shelving bay, four make an island block that is still square and can be shopped from all sides. Because they combine, you do not have to settle the shape of your promotion area before ordering — order squares and rearrange them weekly.
The steel builds are, and our records list one of them as a portable promotional table. Steel takes the knocks that come with being moved across a tiled floor twice a month. Timber-faced tables are movable but are usually specified where the arrangement stays put for a season.
A flat table only sells what is on the front edge, because the back of the display is hidden behind it. Two or three steps lift the back above the front and roughly double what a passing shopper can actually see. It is the single biggest difference between a promotion that works and a table with boxes on it.
Yes, and it is worth doing. Risers, crates and nesting tables are made in the same timber and the same colour reference as the tables they stand on. Bought from somewhere else they never quite match, and a promotion block with three slightly different browns in it looks like an accident.
In standard wooden export cases. Because they are square and stack, the loading quantity for this category is better than for most of the catalogue. The exact figure depends on how many are on the order and is confirmed with the packing list.
Our most requested promotion table footprint is 1000 × 1000 × 800 mm, which tiles cleanly into runs of any length without odd gaps. That said, everything here is made to order — different footprints and heights are available on request, so send your space and we size it to fit.
