Pinwheel

Four merchandising faces where an H-Frame would block the aisle.

Four vertical surfaces rotated around a centre, so the capacity of a four-sided fixture collapses into a footprint that fits tight quarters. The frame for narrow aisles, corners and awkward gaps.

Steel or aluminumCasters availableCustom sizes

Why this frame

The same four faces, a fraction of the floor.

The Pinwheel solves the problem the H-Frame creates. Both give four merchandising faces; the Pinwheel gets them by rotating four blades around a central axis rather than spreading two wings across the floor. The result is a fixture with real capacity that still leaves the aisle walkable.

Because customers meet one face at a time as they walk around it, the Pinwheel also merchandises differently — it suits four related lines, or one line presented four ways, rather than a single mass display.

Same steel or aluminum slatwall, same accessories, same over-50-lbs-per-linear-foot rating as the wall systems.

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

Specifications

Pinwheel — as built

Frame

Pinwheel
Configuration
Four vertical merchandising surfaces around a centre
Designed for
Tight quarters — narrow aisles, corners, leftover floor
Materials
  • Steel slatwall
  • Aluminum slatwall
Dimensions
Built to plan — custom heights, widths and lengths
Mobility
Casters available
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.

Narrow aisles

Where the floor cannot give up the circulation an H-Frame needs but the category still needs four faces.

Corners and gaps

Fills awkward leftover floor with a fixture that earns its place instead of a token display.

Four related lines

Customers meet one face at a time, which suits four variations of a product rather than one mass display.

Good to know

Common questions about the Pinwheel

Considerably less than an H-Frame for the same four faces, which is the whole reason it exists. It is built to your plan, so send the aisle width and we will size it to leave the circulation you need.
Both give four merchandising faces. Choose the H-Frame when you have open floor and want maximum capacity in one place. Choose the Pinwheel when the aisle is narrow, the space is a corner, or an H-Frame would obstruct traffic.
The panels are standard Megawall steel or aluminum slatwall, rated over 50 lbs per linear foot, and they take standard slatwall shelves, brackets and peg hooks.
Yes. Custom heights, widths, lengths and colours are all available.

Ready to start

Tell us the floor plan and we will size the Pinwheel.

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