A grid floor plan—also called a straight layout—uses a grid-like arrangement to create a series of parallel aisles and displays. It is great if you have a lot of merchandis… See more

Aloop floor plan, sometimes called a racetrack layout, creates a guided shopping experience. It features a defined pathway throughout the store, exposing customers to every ite… See more

Diagonal floor plansare a variation of the grid layout, using aisles placed at angles to increase customer sightlines and expose new merchandise. They feel more open than grid la… See more

Forced-path or guided floor plansare store layouts with one pathway that guides customers throughout the store, ultimately dropping them off at the checkout area. These layo… See more

Angular floor plansuse many smaller displays in the center of the store to create a dynamic shopping experience that highlights a smaller number of products. Table displ… See more