Double Sided Perfume Island Display Stand Metal Wood Drawer Base

A Perfume Island with Raised Bottle Shelves

The double sided perfume island display stand reference pairs dark framing with wood-look shelves and a lower drawer-front base. Raised bottle rows create a more vertical presentation than a flat perfume table. The supplied illustration combines two views of the fixture; one view also shows a side extension. Treat these views as configuration references when discussing the island, and establish the exact arrangement on a drawing before selecting the supplied components.

Plan the Two Customer Approaches

A double-sided island needs a clear merchandising plan for both approaches. Decide whether each side will present the same fragrance family or whether the two faces will separate brands, scent groups or bottle sizes. Place the tallest packages where they will not hide shorter items behind them. Share the bottle footprints and packaging heights so shelf spacing can be assessed. Confirm which shelving faces are accessible in the intended configuration, because a composite illustration cannot establish every working clearance.

Define Drawers and Replenishment Access

The lower portion shows drawer fronts beneath the presentation shelves. Before using that area for reserve stock, request a storage layout that identifies usable compartments, opening directions and hardware. Check whether staff can replenish bottles while visitors browse the opposite face. Specify any locking requirement separately; visible drawer fronts do not prove locks or a particular security standard. A practical order brief should explain what will be stored, how frequently it is retrieved and which side staff will use.

Clarify the Side Extension and Finish Set

Attach the selected composite image to the enquiry and identify the parts you want included. In particular, confirm whether the side extension belongs to the proposed island, an alternative arrangement or a separate component. The picture does not represent a promise to supply two complete units. Agree the dark frame finish and wood-look surfaces using samples, and request construction details for the shelves and base. Bottle props illustrate merchandising and do not define the supplied stock or accessories.

Configuration Questions Before Ordering

Does the illustration mean a two-unit bundle?

No bundle quantity is established by the two reference views. The quotation and component schedule should list the actual number of islands and extensions.

Can the lower drawers hold boxed perfume stock?

Provide the package sizes and storage requirement. Confirm the internal layout and support details before assigning reserve stock to the base.

Discuss your two-sided perfume merchandising plan with Benson Display and request an island layout with the required storage and extensions.