L-Frame

A corner that stops people, then points them where you want them.

Two merchandising faces meeting at a right angle. The L-Frame exists to create a focal point and steer traffic — it anchors the end of an aisle instead of letting customers walk straight past it.

Steel or aluminumCasters availableCustom sizes

Why this frame

Merchandising and wayfinding in the same fixture.

Most floor fixtures are passive: they hold product and wait. The L-Frame is the one that does something to the traffic pattern. Placed at the head of an aisle or the corner of a department, the two faces present product from two directions at once and the corner itself reads as a stop.

Because it only needs two faces, it uses less floor than an H-Frame and can sit tight against the end of a run rather than needing clear circulation on every side.

Built from the same steel or aluminum slatwall as the wall systems, so the corner matches the wall it sits next to.

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-Frame floor planOverhead · footprint and traffic flow
L-Frame display fixture built from Megawall slatwall
L-Frame unitSlatwall faces · casters available

Specifications

L-Frame — as built

Frame

L-Frame
Configuration
Two faces meeting at a corner; creates a focal point
Materials
  • Steel slatwall
  • Aluminum slatwall
Dimensions
Built to plan — custom heights, widths and lengths
Mobility
Casters available
Custom
Custom colours and configurations
Shipping
Ships knocked down

Merchandising

Accessories
Panel
Steel or aluminum Megawall slatwall
Load
Over 50 lbs per linear foot
Accessories
  • Shelves
  • Brackets
  • Peg hooks
Steel finishes
11 standard, plus custom colour matching
Aluminum finishes
  • Anodized
  • White
  • Raw Aluminum
Shipping
Ships knocked down

Where it works

Put it where it earns its floor space.

Aisle ends

Anchors the end of a run and gives customers a reason to turn into the department rather than continue past it.

Department corners

Uses a corner that would otherwise be dead space, presenting product from both approaches.

Feature and promotion

The corner geometry naturally reads as a feature, so a promotion set here does not need extra signage to be noticed.

Good to know

Common questions about the L-Frame

The L-Frame is built to your plan rather than a single published size — custom heights, widths and lengths are standard. Send us the floor plan and the merchandise and we will size it. The H-Frame is the one frame with a published standard dimension (48" x 26" x 54").
Use the L-Frame when you want to turn a corner and create a stop. Use the T-Frame when you want a straight two-sided run split into zones. The L changes direction; the T divides a length.
No. It is frequently used freestanding at the head of an aisle, where the corner geometry itself creates the focal point rather than fitting into an existing architectural corner.
Yes, with casters. It ships knocked down and reconfigures without a rebuild.

Ready to start

Tell us the floor plan and we will size the L-Frame.

Custom heights, widths, lengths and colours are all available — it is fabricated in the same Michigan plant as the panels.