‘Tis almost the season for Christmas stores and the other temporary retail outlets that spring up to serve holiday shoppers–and the many vacancies in malls this year mean more opportunity for pop-up retailing. With the Shop-in-a-Box kit from Walls + Forms, a retailer can snap together panels, shelves, slat wall and a cash stand, and be ready for business in a few hours.
The Shop-in-a-Box comes in three standard configurations for a 10×25, 20×25 or 40×25 store. The panels are laminated boards or slat walls with plastic corners and aluminum edges that snap together. No tools required. You can order a free sample of a few parts to take a look. The pieces are all modular and can be configured for any footprint; give your specifics to Walls + Forms and, in most cases, they’ll create a floor plan at no charge. They offer a range of compatible cases and signage, too. Shipping takes a couple weeks, but for custom laminating on the panels, up to six weeks. When your short-term retail lease runs out, fold up the shop and store it till the next time.
Besides pop-up retailers, Walls + Forms sells to tax preparers, and lately it’s pitching Shop-in-a-Box to mall operators trying to make empty storefronts look less abandoned. The company also sells modular tanning salons and cell phone kiosks, along with interchangeable colored parts for retail displays that store owners can use to change a showroom’s look with a few snaps.
The Shop-in-a-Box comes in three standard configurations for a 10×25, 20×25 or 40×25 store. The panels are laminated boards or slat walls with plastic corners and aluminum edges that snap together. No tools required. You can order a free sample of a few parts to take a look. The pieces are all modular and can be configured for any footprint; give your specifics to Walls + Forms and, in most cases, they’ll create a floor plan at no charge. They offer a range of compatible cases and signage, too. Shipping takes a couple weeks, but for custom laminating on the panels, up to six weeks. When your short-term retail lease runs out, fold up the shop and store it till the next time.
Besides pop-up retailers, Walls + Forms sells to tax preparers, and lately it’s pitching Shop-in-a-Box to mall operators trying to make empty storefronts look less abandoned. The company also sells modular tanning salons and cell phone kiosks, along with interchangeable colored parts for retail displays that store owners can use to change a showroom’s look with a few snaps.
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