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Displays and Point-of-Sale Materials

136 products · Displays and Point of Sale

Displays and point-of-sale materials are used to present products in an orderly way in shops, showrooms and exhibition areas. The collection brings together display supports, hooks and accessories for panels, communication materials and fit-out items.

Types in the collection

  • Slatwall and panel displays with hooks, such as those from Neri.
  • Counter and floor-standing displays in metal, for accessories and consumables.
  • Hooks, bars and supports for panels and shelving.
  • Pavan sample kits and cases, with spare parts.
  • Communication materials: mannequins, paper bags, brochures and poster stands.

How to choose

Start from the space available and the type of products to be displayed: weight, size and the way they are presented (hung, resting or in a display case) determine the type of display. Hooks must be compatible with the pitch of the panel or shelving, and the choice between a fixed or a counter display depends on how much space there is in the shop.

AMES works on a quotation basis: tell us the use, the working conditions and the quantities, and we will propose the most suitable models, with availability and delivery times.

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Frequently asked questions: Displays and Point-of-Sale Materials
What are point-of-sale displays used for?

Displays present products in a tidy, readable way in shops, showrooms and sales areas. There are counter-top, floor-standing and wall-mounted models, with hooks and bars for hanging items. They help customers see the range at a glance and make restocking the shelf easier.

Which displays suit drill bits, cutters and screwdrivers sold over the counter?

For bits, cutters and utility knives there are displays with several compartments, such as the one for 9 hole saws or for 32 mini utility knives. For screwdrivers there is the 102-piece model. Rotating floor-standing displays hold many items in little space. Choose the size according to the number of pieces to display and the space available.

How do I choose between a floor-standing and a counter-top display?

A floor-standing display suits walkways and a broad presentation, while a counter-top one stays near the till or the counter. Consider the weight of the products, the number of items and the visibility you want to give. For heavy goods, choose sturdier and more stable structures.

Which hooks and accessories do I need to hang products on a panel?

The collection includes panel hooks, such as item 260, and display hooks, such as item 273. Panels with hooks, like those for wall display units, hold hanging items and adapt to different layouts. Check the panel type and the hook diameter before buying, because not every hook fits every hole.

What do sample cases contain for visiting customers?

Sample cases with spare parts let you carry an assortment of products to show customers away from the showroom. They are useful for sales agents, resellers and technicians who visit customers on site. Choose the kit according to the products to present and check that the contents include the spare parts you need.

Which in-store communication materials do I need to set up a shop?

The collection includes communication materials such as mannequins and paper bags, useful for making the sales area recognisable and guiding the customer. Before choosing, consider the size of the display space and the type of product to highlight, so the material stays in proportion to the layout.

How do I set up a display neatly and safely?

Place floor-standing displays on a stable base and distribute the weight evenly, putting the heaviest items at the bottom. Keep walkways clear and do not exceed the load stated by the manufacturer. Check regularly that hooks and bars are firmly fixed.