Organize packaged products across two display levels with a custom POP PDQ tray with dividers. Each tier is separated into individual sections, allowing the compartment layout to follow your product assortment, packaging dimensions and required display quantity.
The three styles shown offer different visual directions: a blue printed design, a white compartment-style design and a natural kraft-look design. Each can serve as a starting point for discussing the overall dimensions, internal arrangement, branding and delivery format.
These are made-to-order display concepts rather than fixed-size stock products. The reference configurations below are proposed starting points for development. Final dimensions, materials and compartment layouts are confirmed around your products and an approved sample.
Blue Printed Two-Tier POP PDQ Tray with Dividers
Blue printed two-tier POP PDQ tray with internal dividers, shaped side panels and branded front retaining panels.
The blue printed model combines two open-front display levels with internal dividers and prominent branded panels. Its shaped upper edges and coordinated front and side graphics create a more expressive presentation than a plain compartment tray.
Both tiers are divided into separate product sections. This arrangement can be developed for repeated rows of one product or for different variants assigned to individual compartments. The front retaining panels define the lower edge of each display level, while the open areas above them leave space for viewing and removing the products.
For a proposed reference configuration, this style can be developed at approximately 300 mm wide × 220 mm deep × 380 mm high. A starting layout of two compartments per tier would suit an initial product-fit discussion, but the actual compartment width must account for the board thickness, partition position and product clearance.
The blue artwork is a reference design. Your brand colors, logo and product-range graphics can be applied to the confirmed printable areas. The final front-panel height and upper-tier position should be adjusted after checking the products in a structural sample.
Reference Configuration
| Parameter | Proposed specification |
|---|---|
| Overall dimensions | 300 W × 220 D × 380 H mm |
| Display levels | Two |
| Compartment arrangement | Starting proposal: two compartments per tier; customizable |
| Usable compartment dimensions | Calculated from the approved structure and product size |
| Front retaining panel | Starting proposal: approximately 50 mm high |
| Divider height | Adjusted to packaging height and required separation |
| Material proposal | Printed facing paper mounted to corrugated board |
| Board grade | Confirmed according to load and structural requirements |
| Appearance | Full-color branded exterior |
| Delivery format | Confirmed according to the final construction |
Recommended Customization Focus
This style is a useful starting point when the display needs a strong branded appearance together with separate product sections. Customization should focus on:
- The amount of front-facing branding required.
- Product visibility above the retaining panels.
- The clearance beneath the upper tier.
- Compartment widths for different product variants.
- The relationship between the shaped panels and the printed artwork.
White Compartment-Style POP PDQ Tray with Dividers
The white model uses a more regular, compartment-based appearance, with the display divided horizontally into two levels and vertically into separate product sections. Compared with the blue model, the visual emphasis is on the compartment grid and the organized product layout.
The light-colored surfaces provide a restrained background for packaging and printed labels. Branding can be concentrated on selected front edges, side panels or rear surfaces rather than covering every visible area.
A proposed reference size for this style is 360 mm wide × 240 mm deep × 400 mm high. This larger starting width allows the compartment layout to be discussed around a broader assortment. The final number of sections should follow the actual product widths rather than be fixed by the reference image alone.
For products with different package sizes, the divider positions can be reviewed to create unequal compartment widths. The usable height of each tier must also be checked separately, particularly where customers need to reach into the lower level.
The final structure should be confirmed with the complete product assortment loaded, including a review of access, panel visibility and the support required beneath the upper tier.
Reference Configuration
| Parameter | Proposed specification |
|---|---|
| Overall dimensions | 360 W × 240 D × 400 H mm |
| Display levels | Two |
| Compartment arrangement | Multiple sections per tier, matched to the product assortment |
| Compartment widths | Equal or unequal widths, subject to structural confirmation |
| Clear tier height | Determined from product height and removal clearance |
| Divider depth | Developed around the product depth and tray footprint |
| Material proposal | White-faced corrugated board or printed mounted board |
| Board grade | Confirmed after load and span review |
| Appearance | White base with optional brand graphics |
| Delivery format | Assembly and packing method confirmed during development |
Recommended Customization Focus
This style is a suitable design direction when clearly separated product positions are more important than a highly shaped exterior.The development brief should define:
- How many product variants will be displayed.
- Whether each variant requires the same compartment width.
- Whether the upper and lower tiers need different layouts.
- Where product labels or variant names should appear.
- How the display will be replenished during use.
If individual compartments require identification, the artwork can be planned to align with the approved divider positions.
Kraft-Look Two-Tier POP PDQ Tray with Dividers
The kraft-look model presents the same two-level, divided display concept with a natural brown appearance. Its visible partitions and front retaining panels emphasize the structure and product arrangement rather than a full-color graphic treatment.
The compartments can be planned for packaged items that need separate display positions. The front panels should be high enough for the intended packaging arrangement while leaving the required portion of each product visible.
A proposed reference configuration is 360 mm wide × 260 mm deep × 360 mm high. This gives the development team a starting footprint for reviewing product depth and the relationship between the two tiers. It is not a measured specification of the photographed sample.
The brown appearance can be retained as the main visual treatment, with a logo or concise product message added to selected panels. Alternatively, printed labels or other agreed branding methods can be evaluated.
“Kraft-look” describes the visual direction here. The actual paper composition, recycled content and any environmental certification must be confirmed separately; they should not be inferred from the brown color.
Reference Configuration
| Parameter | Proposed specification |
|---|---|
| Overall dimensions | 360 W × 260 D × 360 H mm |
| Display levels | Two |
| Compartment arrangement | Multiple divided sections, customized to product dimensions |
| Front retaining panel | Starting proposal: approximately 40–60 mm high |
| Divider height | Adjusted to the product arrangement |
| Clear tier height | Confirmed with representative products |
| Material proposal | Brown kraft-faced corrugated board |
| Board grade | Selected according to product load and structure |
| Branding proposal | Selected printed areas or labels, subject to quotation |
| Delivery format | Confirmed according to the approved construction |
Recommended Customization Focus
This style is a useful starting point for projects seeking a restrained brown-board appearance.
Customization should address:
Reference Size Comparison
The following dimensions are proposed design starting points. They are not fixed stock sizes or measurements taken from the photographs.
| Style | Image | Proposed overall size, W × D × H | Main visual direction | Layout development focus |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Blue printed model | 18 | 300 × 220 × 380 mm | Shaped panels and coordinated brand graphics | Product visibility and branded presentation |
| White compartment model | 22 | 360 × 240 × 400 mm | Regular, clearly separated product sections | Assortment organization and compartment fit |
| Kraft-look model | 23 | 360 × 260 × 360 mm | Natural brown-board appearance | Product separation and restrained branding |
Overall dimensions include the highest and widest parts of the finished display. Usable internal dimensions will be smaller and must be shown separately on the approved drawing.
Custom Dimensions & Compartment Layouts
Your display should be developed around the packaged products, not selected by overall dimensions alone.
Provide the width, depth, height and weight of each item, together with the required quantity per compartment. The proposed structure can then be reviewed for:
- Overall footprint and height.
- Clear space between tiers.
- Number of compartments on each level.
- Equal or unequal divider spacing.
- Front retaining panel height.
- Product loading and removal.
- Branding areas.
- Material and reinforcement requirements.
The upper and lower tiers can be discussed separately. A mixed assortment may require a wider compartment on one level, a different divider arrangement on the other, or additional clearance for taller packages.
All changes are subject to structural review and sample approval.
Applications
Countertop Assortment Displays
These two-tier concepts can be evaluated for countertop assortments where products need defined positions within a limited footprint. The final size should follow the available counter space and the customer’s viewing and reach positions.
Product Variant Presentation
Divided compartments can be assigned to different colors, sizes, flavors or other product variants. Each section should be planned using the actual packaging dimensions.
Promotional Displays
The printed panels can carry campaign graphics, a product-range identity or a short promotional message. The blue, white and kraft-look examples provide different starting points for the visual treatment.
Shelf Placement
Shelf use requires a separate space check. Confirm the available depth, overall height and clearance above the upper tier before approving the structure.
Product suitability, display quantity and load capacity must be checked for the agreed configuration. A two-tier layout alone does not establish compatibility with every product.
Materials, Printing & Finishes
Material selection depends on the product load, unsupported spans, connection points and intended delivery format.
The material proposals shown above are starting points only. The final specification should identify the facing paper, corrugated board grade, divider construction and any required reinforcement.
For printed projects, prepare artwork on the approved dieline. Review the stocked display before final approval to ensure that important graphics are not hidden by products, front panels or dividers.
Printing methods, finishes, certified materials and special treatments should be confirmed in the quotation rather than assumed from the reference photographs.
Sampling, Packing & Delivery
Before production, review a sample with representative products in place. The approval should cover:
- Product fit in every compartment.
- Quantity and weight on each tier.
- Access for stocking and removal.
- Support beneath the upper tier.
- Divider placement and retention.
- Artwork visibility.
- Assembly and packing requirements.
The quotation should specify whether the display is supplied flat-packed, partly assembled or assembled. It should also state how the dividers are packed and whether any fixing materials are required.
If products will be transported inside the display, the outer packaging and transport protection must be developed separately. The display should not automatically be treated as a complete shipping package.
Are the three styles available only in the listed sizes?
No. The listed dimensions are proposed reference configurations. Final dimensions should be developed around your products, display quantity and retail space.
Can I change the number of compartments?
A different compartment arrangement can be evaluated. Provide the dimensions and quantities of all products so the divider positions and overall structure can be reviewed.
Can the upper and lower tiers have different layouts?
Yes, different layouts can be proposed, subject to product fit and structural confirmation.
Can I use my own colors and branding?
Custom artwork can be developed for the confirmed printable areas. The material, printing method and finish should be agreed before artwork approval.
What is the load capacity?
Load capacity must be established for the final material and structure. Provide the unit weight and quantity per tier so the loaded sample can be evaluated.
What information is needed for a quote?
Provide packaged product dimensions and weights, the required quantity per display, preferred reference style, order quantity, artwork requirements and delivery destination.
Request Your Custom POP PDQ Tray
Choose the blue printed, white compartment or kraft-look design as a starting point, then share your product specifications and preferred arrangement.
The final two-tier POP PDQ tray with dividers can be developed around your dimensions, assortment, branding and packing requirements, with the configuration confirmed through sampling.