Entrance & promotions
Keep offers visible from the entrance without interrupting the main route.
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SHELVING · COUNTERS · COMPLETE STORE FIXTURES
Convenience
store fixtures.
Convenience store shelving and coordinated fixtures for everyday retail, foodservice and your next store project.
01Store layout
02Fixture selection
03Material coordination
04Project documentation
05Delivery planning
COMPLETE STORE SOLUTIONS
Start with the store you want to create.
Explore coordinated fixture systems for the way your customers shop and your team works.
FOCUS · Store planning
Everyday Convenience Stores
Create a clear route from everyday essentials to checkout.
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FOCUS · Store planning
Gas Station Convenience Stores
Connect quick shopping, coffee service and staff replenishment.
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FOCUS · Store planning
Premium Convenience Stores
Bring coordinated materials, bakery displays and service counters into one store.
Explore →PLAN THE STORE BY ZONE
A connected route from entrance to checkout.
Use the store concept to discuss six operating areas, then assign each area a fixture reference.
Main selling floor
Connect product groupings with usable shelf space and replenishment.
Explore fixtures →Perimeter display
Review display height, product access and wall or equipment interfaces.
Explore fixtures →Coffee & food service
Coordinate machines, worktop openings, cleaning and waste.
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Match trays, display visibility and the staff refill method.
Explore fixtures →Checkout & storage
Connect queuing, payment, bagging and secure staff-side access.
Explore fixtures →Concept imagery supports planning; project dimensions and final zone locations follow the measured store plan.
INDIVIDUAL CABINETS / 12 FIXTURE DIRECTIONS
Find your next store fixture.
Explore shelving, counters and foodservice cabinetry. Select a cabinet to review fit, configuration and buying checks.
01
Gondola Shelving / 001
bay width · overall run length
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02
Wall Shelving / 011
overall height · fixing locations
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03
End Cap Displays / 021
end width · projection
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04
Checkout Counters / 033
counter length · worktop depth
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05
Back Counter Cabinets / 038
clear shelf width · door swing
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06
Coffee & Beverage Counters / 041
machine footprint · working weight
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07
Foodservice Cabinets / 079
appliance opening · worktop height
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08
Waste & Condiment Cabinets / 043
bin dimensions · removal clearance
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09
Bakery Displays / 044
tray width · tray depth
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10
Snack & Candy Racks / 024
pack width · hook projection
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11
Cup Dispenser Cabinets / 114
cup rim diameter · dispenser length
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12
Produce Displays / 051
crate footprint · tilt angle
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Four ways to make
space work.
A cabinet is part of the way your store works.
Explore the display, service and social spaces behind your next fixture choice.
MATERIALS & FINISH COORDINATION
One material direction across the whole store.
Connect the shelf frames, cabinet faces, service tops, signs and lighting through a finish schedule. A consistent appearance still allows different construction around dry merchandise, cleaning zones and equipment.
Review the physical finish sample and the selected component information together. Keep color, texture, visible joints and replacement parts tied to the same reference.
Build your material schedule →| Material direction | Configuration | Review points | Typical application |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wood appearance | Veneer or laminate over the selected substrate | Direction of grain, edge banding and joint locations | Display faces and warm customer-facing areas |
| Powder-coated metal | Selected steel construction and coating | Color sample, weld treatment and visible fixings | Shelf supports, frames and coordinated trim |
| Service worktops | Selected solid surface, laminate or stainless option | Equipment weight, openings, splash exposure and cleaning | Coffee, foodservice and checkout work areas |
| Glass & acrylic | Configuration-specific transparent components | Edge treatment, support, thickness and service access | Protected display, visibility and product separation |
| Hardware & lighting | Agreed handles, hinges, locks and lighting components | Operation, component records and replacement access | Daily use, security and display readability |
STORE DESIGN STUDIES / FIXTURES IN CONTEXTSee the whole picture.
See the whole picture.
Plan the next detail.
Explore display arrangements, material choices and service areas in context.
All store collections ↗
01↗Design study
Teal and orange convenience store
Explore teal and orange convenience store through fixture placement, display rhythm and service-area decisions. This study presents design ideas and planning considerations.
02↗Design study
Natural green convenience store
Explore natural green convenience store through fixture placement, display rhythm and service-area decisions. This study presents design ideas and planning considerations.
03↗Design study
Warm charcoal convenience store
Explore warm charcoal convenience store through fixture placement, display rhythm and service-area decisions. This study presents design ideas and planning considerations.
HOW WE WORK
One brief. A connected process.
Keep decisions clear from the first layout to the final delivery scope.
Define
Measured site, merchandise and equipment.
Develop
Fixture configuration, finishes and interfaces.
Approve
Drawing revision, samples and supply schedule.
Prepare
Production checks, package list and installation handoff.
COORDINATED PROJECT DELIVERYGood details make
Good details make
better handoffs.
Connect the layout, fixture references, materials and supply responsibilities in one project record.
- Clear configuration and finish schedules
- Equipment and furniture interface reviews
- Packing and installation planning
COMPLETE STORE LIBRARY
More ways to shape your store.
STORE-0117 views
Store 01 · Bakery interior references
Explore every supplied view in store collection 01. Review the fixture arrangement, material direction and service areas as a design reference.
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STORE-029 views
Store 02 · Travel-stop retail
Explore every supplied view in store collection 02. Review the fixture arrangement, material direction and service areas as a design reference.
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STORE-036 views
Store 03 · Natural oak convenience store
Explore every supplied view in store collection 03. Review the fixture arrangement, material direction and service areas as a design reference.
Explore this store →PEOPLE · PROCESS · DELIVERY
See the people and work behind the fixtures.
11 photographs
From Conversation to a Clear Brief
Design conversations connect floor plans, merchandise requirements and display references before detailing.
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12 photographs
Wood, Metal and Surface Preparation
Machining, metal processing and surface preparation are distinct steps in translating drawings into fixture components.
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4 photographs
Inspection and Installation Checks
Hands-on fixture checks connect the finished assembly with the dimensions and details agreed for the project.
Explore the photographs →FROM FIRST BRIEF TO REPEAT ORDERS
Ten connected stages. Clear outputs at every handoff.
The same cooperation process connects design, engineering, manufacturing, delivery and ongoing support.
01 / Buyer + project coordinator
Project brief
Project brief and responsibility list
02 / Design team + buyer
Layout & concept
Zoning plan, fixture layout and visual direction
03 / Engineering + site contact
Engineering
Shop drawings, construction and interface schedule
04 / Buyer + project team
Samples & approval
Material samples or prototype approval as scoped
05 / Manufacturing + project coordinator
Production
Wood, metal, finishing and assembled components
06 / Quality team + assembly team
QC & trial assembly
Dimension, finish, operation and fit records
07 / Packing + project coordinator
Export packing
Protected packages, codes and hardware kits
08 / Logistics + receiving contact
Shipping handoff
Loading and shipping documentation
09 / Site contractor + project team
Installation support
Assembly coordination and installation issue record
10 / Support + buyer
After-sales & repeat orders
Parts identification, corrective action and revision history
SHARED PROJECT KNOWLEDGE
The details behind a reliable store.
Working with FOCUS
A documented cooperation process connects your store brief, quotation, design approval, manufacturing and opening-day handoff.
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Fixture Production Workflow
Connect drawings, material preparation, fabrication, finishing and assembly through a controlled fixture schedule.
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Fixture Care & After-Sales Support
Make maintenance easier by retaining component details and keeping service access usable.
Read the complete process →THE BUYER JOURNAL
Read the journal ↗Make the next decision with confidence.
300 practical guides covering selection, dimensions, materials and project delivery.
FG-001 · gondola-shelving
How to Measure Gondola Shelving Before Ordering
Measure gondola shelving with a practical measurement guide covering starter and add-on bays, bay width and a usable buyer checklist.
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FG-063 · coffee-beverage-counters
Planning Merchandise Capacity for Coffee & Beverage Counters
Calculate coffee & beverage counters with a practical capacity guide covering equipment interfaces, machine footprint and a usable buyer checklist.
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FG-106 · bakery-displays
Packing and Delivery Planning for Bakery Displays
Pack bakery displays with a practical packing guide covering tray fit and replenishment, tray width and a usable buyer checklist.
Explore →BEFORE THE FIRST CALL
Useful answers. Clear next steps.
Can I combine shelving and counters in one project?
Start with the product list or floor plan. The project quotation identifies the selected fixtures, quantities, finishes and items supplied by others.
How are dimensions and materials confirmed?
Use the selected reference to begin the discussion. The quotation and approved drawings record the actual dimensions, configuration and materials.
Are equipment and installation included?
Equipment, freight and on-site work are included only when listed in the agreed project scope. Share the destination and equipment models early.
How do I request a quotation?
Add references to your project list and prepare a brief. Send it to FOCUS by email or WhatsApp, then share your plan, quantities and target schedule.
Tell Us Which Fixtures You Need.
Share the cabinet type, dimensions, merchandise and quantity. We will review display, storage and combination requirements for your quotation.
- Destination and available width, depth and height
- Product package sizes and equipment interfaces
- Cabinet quantity, shelves, finish and hardware
- Schedule, packing and delivery scope
Your project list
Start with a fixture reference, a floor plan or a description of the store you want to create.
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