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Building your plan - 5.2 Typical Inline Fixture Changes

Written by Stephen Wood

Inline changes focus on improving the core shopping experience and product availability within the aisle:

  • Shelf position improvements

  • Moving products to more visible or accessible positions (e.g. eye level)

  • Increased facings

  • Expanding the number of units visible on shelf to improve presence and reduce out-of-stocks

  • Bay relocation

  • Moving products within the aisle to more relevant or higher-traffic sections

  • Fixture functionality improvements

  • Introducing fixtures that support availability and flow of stock, such as:

  • Shelf-ready packaging

  • Gravity-fed or auto-facing shelves

  • Solutions that keep products consistently front-facing and in stock

A strong Inline Fixture Change improves how the product performs in its primary location, particularly through visibility and availability, rather than marketing communication.

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