Display fixtures

The strength of a permanent wall unit. The flexibility of a movable display.

Four frame configurations built from the same steel and aluminum slatwall we put on your walls. Put them on casters, reconfigure them for a seasonal reset, and merchandise them with the accessories you already own.

Steel or aluminumCasters availableShips knocked down

Four configurations

Floor space, traffic flow, and how many faces you need to merchandise.

These are drawn overhead, all to the same scale, so you can actually compare them. The dashed outline is the floor footprint; the dashed curve is how customers move past it.

Overhead floor plan of the h frame display fixture. Four merchandising faces. The dashed outline is the floor footprint and the dashed curve indicates customer traffic flow. Four merchandising faces
H-FrameFour sprawling faces · 48″L × 26″W × 54″H

The highest-capacity frame. Four merchandising faces spread across an open floor, so a single fixture can carry a whole category. Needs room around it to work.

H-Frame detail
Overhead floor plan of the pinwheel display fixture. Four faces in a tight footprint. The dashed outline is the floor footprint and the dashed curve indicates customer traffic flow. Four faces in a tight footprint
PinwheelFour faces · tight quarters

Also four faces, but rotated around a centre post so the footprint collapses. The frame for narrow aisles, corners and anywhere an H-Frame would block the run.

Pinwheel detail
Overhead floor plan of the l frame display fixture. Two faces, corner focal point. The dashed outline is the floor footprint and the dashed curve indicates customer traffic flow. Two faces, corner focal point
L-FrameTwo faces · focal point

Turns a corner and creates a focal point. Used to anchor the end of an aisle or to steer traffic into a department rather than past it.

L-Frame detail
Overhead floor plan of the t frame display fixture. Two-sided run plus a divider. The dashed outline is the floor footprint and the dashed curve indicates customer traffic flow. Two-sided run plus a divider
T-FrameVersatile two-sided run

A two-sided run with a divider off the centre. Splits one fixture into distinct merchandising zones without buying two fixtures.

T-Frame detail

At a glance

Which frame for which floor.

Comparison of the four Megawall display fixture configurations
AttributeH-FramePinwheelL-FrameT-Frame
Merchandising faces4423
Floor footprintLargestTightest for 4 facesCornerLinear
Traffic roleDestinationFits the gapFocal point, steers trafficTwo-sided run
Published dimensions48″L × 26″W × 54″HCustom to planCustom to planCustom to plan
MaterialSteel or aluminumSteel or aluminumSteel or aluminumSteel or aluminum
CastersAvailableAvailableAvailableAvailable
Best forWhole-category displays on open floorNarrow aisles and cornersAnchoring an aisle endSplitting one run into zones

Specifications

What every frame shares.

Construction

All configurations
Designs
  • H-Frame
  • L-Frame / Focal Point
  • T-Frame
  • Pinwheel
Panel material
  • Steel slatwall
  • Aluminum slatwall
H-Frame dimensions
48″L × 26″W × 54″H (steel and aluminum)
Mobility
Casters available for easy reconfiguration
Shipping
Ships knocked down
Custom
Custom heights, widths, lengths and colours

Merchandising

Accessories
Accessories
  • Shelves
  • Brackets
  • Peg hooks
Shelving
High-performance 6″ and medium-duty 3″ steel shelves
Brackets
Heavy-duty, 12″ / 14″ / 16″ / 18″
Load
Panels rated over 50 lbs per linear foot
Matching walls
Same panel as the wall system, so floor and wall match

Finishes

Match the wall, or deliberately do not.

Steel frames carry the full eleven-colour range. Aluminum frames come anodized, white or raw.

Steel frames — 11 finishes

Dove GrayPowder coat
BlackPowder coat
BeigePowder coat
PlatinumPowder coat
WhitePowder coat
Clear on SteelClear coat
Clear on BrushedClear coat
GalvanizedMill finish
Candy Apple RedPowder coat
Candy Apple BluePowder coat
SwirlSpecialty

Aluminum frames — 3 finishes

AnodizedAluminum
WhitePowder coat
Raw AluminumMill finish

Renderings are indicative. Request physical samples before specifying.

Good to know

Common questions about display fixtures

It depends on how much floor you can give it and how customers move past it. H-Frame gives four sprawling faces for maximum capacity. Pinwheel gives four faces in a much tighter footprint. L-Frame turns a corner and creates a focal point that guides traffic. T-Frame is a two-sided run with a divider. If the aisle is narrow, start with Pinwheel; if the floor is open, start with H-Frame.
Either. The frames take the same steel or aluminum slatwall panels used on the wall systems, so a floor fixture can match the wall exactly. Steel gives you eleven finishes; aluminum gives you anodized, white and raw.
Yes. Casters are available, which is the point of the range — you get the strength of a permanent wall unit with the flexibility of a movable display, so a seasonal reset does not mean a rebuild.
Knocked down, which keeps freight sensible on a multi-store rollout. Assembly instructions ship with the units and the H-unit instructions are also in the resource centre.
Yes. Custom heights, widths, lengths and colours are all available — the frames are fabricated in the same plant as everything else, so a non-standard size is a production decision rather than a special order from a third party.
Standard slatwall accessories: shelves, brackets and peg hooks. Megawall also supplies heavy-duty shelf brackets from 12" to 18" for unwieldy products.

Ready to start

Send us the floor plan. We will tell you what fits.

Aisle widths, ceiling height and the category you are merchandising are usually enough for us to recommend a configuration and quantity.