Because Labor Day is third behind Independence Day and Memorial Day in nationalistic fervor, it may well deserve this Patriotic Pastry and Baked Goods Island. The Holiday Honors the American Labor movement, and its role in the country’s strength and prosperity. So sad that it is the unofficial end to Summer, and time to switch…
Positioned near upright coolers, this Bridgeford Branded Barrel Pepperoni Display calls attention to the product far more effectively than in-cooler display. Luckily smoked, cured, and packaged meats like Pepperoni do not demand refrigeration. A branded barrel adds homspun appeal and attests to old-fashioned quality. Consider the promotion in the gallery of slideshow images. This Bridgeford…
This Kingsford Tented Pavilion for Match Light Charcoal acts as an architectural space frame to define the area beneath. This gives Kingsford far more in-store presence than plain piles of charcoal briquettes alone. Plus what grilling fan does not wish for a tent, pavilion, or pergola for sheltered grilling. Consider this display from a range…
This Off Zika Virus PowerWing Promotion is a powerful use of a negative sell. Yes you will be more comfortable outdoors protected from pesky insects by Off. But far better to be protected from that even peskier Zika Virus. And even if you don’t know what it is, you certainly don’t want it right on…
The small nature of this Child-Size Adirondack Chair Endcap Merchandising allows presentation of a range of sizes, styles and colors in a single small space. Many attest to the comfort of the Adirondack design so why not consider for kids too? View from all angles in the gallery of slideshow images. This Child-Size Adirondack Chair Merchandising…
If you want to attract attention stack your merchandise to the ceiling as with this Adirondack Chair Sales by Slatwall Hook representation. Close inspection of the image will reveal to you that these are child-size chairs of molded plastic. So they are small enough (barely) and light enough to merchandise by Single Prong Display…