Self-facers
Keep the front row at the shelf edge as product sells through.
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Shelves, self-facers, bins, bases, dividers, peg hooks and PODs from the AirFlo line: the parts that keep a shelf faced and shoppable.
Configured per store against the gondolas and cases already in place, not sold as a catalogue box.
Most stores start with one family, usually self-facers on a problem aisle, and add the rest as the run gets rebuilt.
Keep the front row at the shelf edge as product sells through.
Low-profile and case-mount shelving, chosen by depth and duty.
Pull-out, bulk and compartment bins for product that won't stand on a shelf.
Racks, wedges and fillers that lift the base deck so nothing sits dead.
Hold a category line so facings stay in their lane past the reset.
The mount decides the hook: frame, refrigerated case or rack.
Modular display PODs for produce and feature tables.
Three things happen on every shelf nobody has faced since this morning.
Someone walks the aisle and pulls product forward, every day, on hours you are already short of.
Product sitting eight inches back is in stock and unsold. The shopper doesn't lean in to check.
Without dividers the planogram lasts a week. Then the facings blur and the reset is manual.
We count facings, measure depths and identify the mount before anything is ordered, so what arrives fits the run it was measured against.

A can, a pouch and a carton don't push the same way.
How far the facing has to travel before it reaches the edge.
A gondola frame, or the front of a refrigerated case.
The constraint that comes first in practice, and last in most catalogues.
AirFlo is the Carlson AirFlo line. Franesse configures it to the store and supplies it, so the line has someone local behind it.
Facings counted, depths and mounts measured, a kit assembled for the run.
For one aisle, one store or a rollout across banners.
Facers, hooks and dividers reordered against what was installed, so the replacement matches the run.

Trays, baskets, dishes and dividers for the products the shelf holds.

Humidity without water on the shelf, for produce displays built on AirFlo.
Passport posts and Turn-O-Matic numbering systems for the front end and service counters.
Two things: the facing pass someone makes down the aisle every day, and the look of the shelf between those passes. Product stays at the edge as it sells instead of receding into a gap that reads as out of stock.
Start from the mount. The Frame Mount Peg Hook Bar is for gondola frames, the Refrigerated Case Mount Peg Hook Bar for refrigerated cases, and the Vertical Merchandising Rack Peg Hook Mounting Kit for vertical racks. The Auto-Facing Peg Hook Adjustable Bar Kit adds self-facing to pegged product.
No. AirFlo is the Carlson AirFlo line. Franesse configures it for your store and supplies it.
AirFlo is quoted per store. The kit depends on how many sections, which mounts and which families, so we price it once we know the run.
Which families you need, how many sections, and what the fixtures are.