Five common PDQ display rack structure designs

Five common PDQ display rack structure designs

PDQ in packaging means a quick display box, and its full name is Products Display Quickly. PDQ is an abbreviation of Wal Mart for quick display of products. It is commonly used as a general term for display boxes in China. All packaging boxes that display goods are called display boxes. Therefore, PDQ display racks have become a form of display that combines product packaging and advertising display. Typically, they are designed as small display racks and placed on countertops, cash registers, shelf shelves, etc., hence they are also known as desktop display racks.

There are five common structures for PDQ display racks:

1. Stacked PDQ structure: With a multi-layer tablet design, products can be placed in layers, displaying clearly and accommodating a large number of products.

2. Hook type PDQ structure: fixed to the backplate hole through plastic hooks, allowing for flexible disassembly and installation of the hooks. When in use, hang the display rack products on plastic hooks to achieve the purpose of product display. For example: Stationery display rack

3. Trapezoidal PDQ structure: It has a trapezoidal shape with narrow top and wide bottom, which has good stability and can highlight key products. The product placement is like a staircase, increasing layer by layer without obstructing the products inside.

4. Island style PDQ structure: The middle is hollow, which can display products from multiple angles, making it convenient for customers to view around.

5. Combination PDQ structure: composed of multiple parts of different shapes, which can flexibly change the combination method according to needs and adapt to different products and scenarios.