Location
Make sure your store is in a prime
location and is easily accessible to the end-users. Do not open a store at a
secluded place.
Floor Plan
The retailer must plan out each and
everything well, the location of the shelves or racks to display the
merchandise, the position of the mannequins or the cash counter and so on.
- Straight Floor Plan
The straight floor plan makes
optimum use of the walls, and utilizes the space in the most judicious manner.
The straight floor plan creates spaces within the retail store for the
customers to move and shop freely. It is one of the commonly implemented store
designs.
- Diagonal Floor Plan
According to the diagonal floor
plan, the shelves or racks are kept diagonal to each other for the owner or the
store manager to have a watch on the customers. Diagonal floor plan works well
in stores where customers have the liberty to walk in and pick up merchandise
on their own.
- Angular Floor Plan
The fixtures and walls are given a
curved look to add to the style of the store. Angular floor plan gives a more
sophisticated look to the store. Such layouts are often seen in high end
stores.
- Geometric Floor Plan
The racks and fixtures are given a
geometric shape in such a floor plan. The geometric floor plan gives a trendy
and unique look to the store.
- Mixed Floor Plan
The mixed floor plan takes into
consideration angular, diagonal and straight layout to give rise to the most
functional store lay out.
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