Creative calculation of the center of gravity of this asymmetrical product and package allowed merchandising via a single hook. Kudos to the package designer for taking the time and effort to solve a tricky stapler display challenge. And the “balance” solution also positioned the tool perfectly for the “Try Me” offer, the chance to trigger the Staple Gun while still hung and in its package. CLICK the thumbnail for another view.
For other “Try Me First” point-of-purchase see…
“Measuring Tape ‘Try Me First’”
“Totally Believable P•O•P Tool Pitch”
“Scissor Display Offers Trial“
“Lash Curler as Objet D’Art“
“Asymmetrical Package Display”
“Coupon Book Lanyard“
“Near-sighted not Color Blind”
“Color-Coding Diopter Strength”Browse all on a Pinterest Photo Board at…
“Try-Me-First Retail”For related fixture research SEE…
“Angle the Package to Level the Name”
“Same Item, Two Selling Propositions”
“Sports Memorabilia on the Skew“
“Loop Hook Provides Product Neck Support”For modern Framing Hammer hookery SEE…
“Store Fixtures for a Secret Sect”
“Hook Displays Hammer Diagonally“
“Diagonal Back Tags as POP” and
“Hammer Holder in Hardware“For a other asymmetrical items SEE…
“Asymmetrical Package Design”
“Fixturing Unbalanced Packages”
“Scissor Display Offers Trial“
“Store Fixtures for a Secret Sect“
“Package Hooks Vertical and Askew“
“Eccentric Ice Skate Hook“
“Lash Curler as Objet D’Art“