Welded aluminum bench

The choice depends on the dimensions of your space and the type of plants displayed, ensuring comfortable working conditions for staff and optimal visibility for customers. Specifically, regarding heights:

• Height 35 cm: ideal for tall plants.
• Height 55 cm: recommended for medium-height plants.
• Height 75 cm: the standard for low plants (indicatively from 30 cm up to a maximum of 50 cm).

The exact number of pots is not fixed, as it strictly depends on the type and growth habit of the plant. Plants with a very voluminous canopy require more space and reduce the number of pots that can fit, whereas plants with a more compact and smaller canopy allow a larger quantity to be placed on the same bench.

Several optional accessories are designed to optimize visual appeal and store management:

• Riser bench (tiered display) and Endcap (terminal bench with angled corners).
• Sign holders and graphic display rails.

In many garden centers, a uniform expanse of standard benches creates a "flat" and monotonous effect. Integrating riser benches and Endcaps allows you to:

• Create dynamism and levels: breaks visual monotony, adding movement and depth to the display.
• Guide customer flow: thanks to its characteristic angled corners, the Endcap acts as a natural invitation that accompanies and directs customers into the display aisle.
• Avoid barrier effects: by pairing a standard bench (e.g., 75 cm high with 50 cm tall plants) with a riser bench holding shorter plants, every single bloom is highlighted without front plants hiding those behind.
• Group by color or category: allows you to create high-impact color blocks (for example, placing one color on the riser, another on the 75 cm bench, and a third on the Endcap).

Although the cost of an Endcap may be close to that of a traditional bench, the two elements serve different purposes. While the standard bench maximizes display surface area, the Endcap is a strategic visual merchandising tool: it improves the overall aesthetics of the garden center, facilitates entry into aisles, and increases the attractiveness of the display area, encouraging impulse purchases.

To break up the geometric linearity of the aisles and highlight seasonal or promotional products (such as poinsettias at Christmas, primroses in spring, or pansies in autumn), you can use hexagonal display sets. These elements allow you to create small, high-impact display islands, playing with different heights and color combinations that immediately capture customer attention before they head toward the rows of traditional benches.

For plants that do not yet show flowers or fruit at the time of sale (such as unbloomed roses or different varieties of vegetable seedlings like cherry tomatoes, beefsteak, or San Marzano), clear communication is essential. Two solutions are available for this purpose:

• Sign holder bar: allows you to easily attach A4 sheets to provide end customers with detailed info cards featuring photos, variety characteristics, and care tips.
• Graphic rail: mounted directly onto the side edge of the bench, it is designed to hold promotional graphics that enhance the product, but is also commonly and conveniently used to insert tags with the plant name and price.

When requesting a quote, simply indicate your basic needs or the dimensions of the area to be furnished. In addition to the requested standard benches, our commercial proposal can be supplemented with a targeted selection of accessories (risers, Endcaps, sign holder systems) accompanied by the technical and merchandising reasons for each choice, offering a complete, tailor-made solution for your store layout.