Convenience store and supermarket wood grain double-sided display rack

Core Advantages

    Surface finish: Powder coating base with wood grain transfer top layer. The wood grain pattern is applied via thermal transfer film, forming a continuous texture bonded to the metal surface. The surface is smooth and can be cleaned with a damp cloth.

    Visual appearance: The wood grain finish has a matte or semi‑matte texture, reducing the inherent cold reflection of metal materials, providing diffuse light scattering under illumination.

    Coating durability: The powder coat base provides adhesion and rust resistance. The cured wood grain transfer layer offers abrasion, scratch, and corrosion resistance comparable to standard powder coating, maintaining color and pattern stability under indoor conditions.

    Structural stability: Welded frame constructed from cold-rolled steel and square tubes with symmetrically arranged double‑sided shelves. Adjustable feet accommodate floor leveling. Per‑shelf load capacity meets typical supermarket merchandise stacking requirements.

    Space utilization: Double‑sided design with 980mm width, suitable for center‑aisle placement, providing higher display volume per floor area compared to single‑sided units.

    Customization: Overall dimensions, number and spacing of shelves, wood grain color, and pattern type can be adjusted per order.

Product Features

    Dimensions: 3400 mm (L) × 980 mm (W) × 1800 mm (H)

    Surface finish: Powder coating base + wood grain transfer top layer (color and pattern options available)

    Primary materials: Cold-rolled steel, square tube

    Manufacturing processes: Laser cutting, bending, spot welding, grinding, powder coating, wood grain transfer

    Configuration: Double-sided display, multiple adjustable shelf tiers

    Suitable environment: Indoor retail spaces, normal temperature and humidity conditions

    Customization: Overall dimensions, number of tiers, shelf spacing, wood grain pattern and color

Application Scenarios

    Premium supermarkets and fresh food stores – displaying dry goods, snacks, beverages; wood grain finish complements wooden interior decor

    Convenience store island areas – double‑sided display to increase product visibility along aisle routes

    Baby and maternity product stores – displaying formula, diapers, toiletries; wood grain reduces the cold metal feel

    Snack and candy specialty shops – used with warm lighting to create an indoor display environment

FAQ & Precautions

Frequently Asked Questions

    Will the wood grain transfer fade over time?
    The wood grain transfer layer is heat‑cured. Under indoor conditions without direct sunlight, color and pattern remain stable for several years. Prolonged exposure to strong ultraviolet light (e.g., near glass curtain walls) may cause gradual fading. Avoid long‑term direct sunlight.

    Is the surface scratch‑resistant?
    The wood grain transfer surface has hardness comparable to standard powder coating. It withstands daily contact from product handling. Avoid using metal brushes or sharp objects, as deep scratches may expose the base metal or powder coat layer.

    How to clean the wood grain surface?
    Use a soft cloth with neutral detergent or plain water. Do not use abrasive cleaners (e.g., scouring powder) or strong acidic/alkaline solvents, which may damage the transfer layer.

    Is it suitable for fresh or refrigerated products?
    The wood grain transfer layer itself has moderate moisture resistance, but direct placement of unwrapped wet items is not recommended. Long‑term condensation near refrigerated aisle outlets may affect coating adhesion. Consult the manufacturer for suitability near coolers.

Precautions

    Ensure a level floor during installation. All adjustable feet on both sides of the double‑sided rack must contact the floor and be locked to prevent rocking due to uneven surfaces.

    Distribute goods evenly across each shelf. Avoid excessive weight on one side, which may cause the rack to tilt.

    Keep the wood grain surface away from organic solvents (e.g., acetone, thinner) or high‑concentration alcohol.

    Use soft protective padding on contact points during handling and assembly to prevent scratches.

    Periodically check bolts and shelf brackets for loosening, especially after extended use.