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A well-planned retail counter supports customer service, payment equipment, merchandising and secure staff storage without creating a bottleneck. Consider how the counter will be approached, where staff work and what equipment must be fitted on or below it.
For a complete counter run, share a simple floor plan and equipment list so corners, joins, cable routes and access can be checked together.
Position the counter where customers can identify the payment point without blocking entrances or main aisles. Leave suitable queuing and circulation space around the service area.
Allow for EPOS terminals, scanners, printers, cash drawers, card machines, displays and cable management. Equipment dimensions should be confirmed before the layout is finalised.
Think about bags, consumables, documents and high-value stock that staff need during a shift. Doors, drawers and internal shelves should remain accessible from the working position.
It depends on the equipment, number of staff positions and customer flow. Measure the counter run as well as the working space behind it and queuing space in front.
Yes. Provide the dimensions and connection requirements for terminals, scanners, printers, cash drawers and card machines before the counter layout is confirmed.
Many counter systems are modular. Compatibility, joins, corners and finishing panels depend on the selected range, so the complete layout should be checked before ordering.
Installation can be quoted for suitable projects. Send the layout, site postcode, access information and target date to Franco Shopfitters.
Send us your measurements, product requirements and postcode. Our team can help check the order and quote for installation where required.
