Commercial Cabinets and Shelving

Commercial Cabinets

Commercial cabinets are a great way to display your products and make them accessible for customers. Commercial cabinet doors come in many different materials, including melamine, plywood, or metal. Royston Cabinets add innovation that is not found in many cabinet systems. Royston incorporates removable floors, open backs, and built-in chase ways to allow for plumbing and electrical modifications as equipment selection evolves over time. With this new design, the owner can modify their product offerings on the go while keeping unsightly electrical and plumbing within the cabinet system. 

Not only do these storage units keep items safe from damage, but they also showcase what you have on hand at any given moment with custom builds explicitly tailored around each store’s needs. This includes coffee bars, fountain bars, hot food displays, grab and go islands, and fast-food counters NSF approved for food handling. The sales counters offer impulse buy opportunities with elevated merchandising shelving for quick, easy purchases just before the customer completes their transactions. If it’s an area where people wait before purchasing their morning routine fixings (think convenience stores), then there might be enough space between shelves allowing plenty of breathing room. 

Cabinets for grocery stores are different from those for convenience stores, and the cabinets of a liquor store are different from both the grocery and convenience store cabinets! Phew, that was a bit complicated, right? Don’t worry; that is why JayComp is here to help you pick the suitable cabinets for you.

Cabinets are designed depending on the specific need for which the cabinet will be used. When designing a Fountain Counter Cabinet, for example, we consider the following:

• First, we consider the foot traffic pattern inside the store.
• Second, we design the space to allow adequate room for your fountain, coffee, and frozen offerings.
• Third, we utilize space to establish impulse buys and specialty shelving to encourage unexpected purchases.
• Fourth, we integrate point of sale merchandising within the sales area to entice customers to pick up an additional purchase before completing their transaction. 

It is essential to think through where you will place cup and napkin dispensers, lids, straws, waste receptacles, and condiment areas to ensure your sales area remains clean and eases the process for potential customers.