Original Acrilic

Original Acrilic

Candy stores aren't the only establishments in the business of selling candy! So many retail locations showcase candy to create additional merchandise for customers, and the most popular - and convenient - places to showcase bulk candy using plastic containers or acrylic bins are your countertop, your floor, and your wall.

Create a Countertop Display

Countertop displays are probably the most popular way to display bulk candies (unless you manage an actual candy store, in which the entire establishment is a display!).

To create a countertop display of bulk candy, you can do one of two things (or, both):

Create Your Own: Acrylic bins come in a wide variety of shapes and sizes and you can choose the ones that best fit your countertop and then situate them to create an attractive countertop display.
Get Some Help: You can find plastic bucket racks with 6, 8, and 10 buckets designed for showcasing small merchandise like bulk candies on your countertop. You can also use wire racks designed to hold acrylic radeus scoop bins. These racks usually hold a bin on the top shelf and a bin on the bottom shelf, maximizing your display space.

Create a Floor Display

Plastic containers and acrylic bins are just as ideal for floor displays as they are for countertop displays, and you can create attractive bulk candy displays on your store's floor following the same two suggestions:

Consider these two ideas for bulk candy floor displays using acrylic bins:

Create Your Own: Creating your own floor display of bulk candy is easy! If you want to use acrylic bins or plastic containers to create bulk candy displays on the floor, you can position the same kinds of acrylic containers you would use for a countertop display on floor display racks. All you need are the acrylic bins best suited for your candy and a display rack designed for floor use. Once you have those tools, you can situate the display rack somewhere on your store's floor that will offer the best visibility and convenience and then position your acrylic bins on the rack. Presto!
Get Some Help: Plastic bucket display racks designed for floor displays can help you quickly and conveniently showcase your bulk candy. These display racks come in fixed position and rotating models and you can find them with as many as 30 acrylic buckets.

Create a Wall Display

Walls are often forgotten when it comes to creating store displays, but creating wall displays are ideal ways to make the most of the space within a store.

If you're considering a wall display for showcasing bulk candy, consider two options:

Gravity Bins or Dry Food Dispensers: Gravity bins and dry food dispensers (names that are often used interchangeably) are some of the most popular acrylic containers for wall displays and excellent fixtures for holding bulk candy. You've probably seen these acrylic wall containers holding food items like dry cereals and coffee; however, gravity bins and dry food dispensers are perfect for displaying unwrapped bulk candies. The closed containers keep the candies clean while they wait for customers, and customers can easily access the amount of candy they want while leaving the rest untouched.
Funnel Front Bins and Slatwalls: Funnel front acrylic bins fitted to mount to slatwalls generally include candy scoops or rakes (and side slots to hold them) for customers to push candy to a "funnel" and then open a door and catch the candy in a bag or container. Funnel front bins and slatwalls offer a lot of freedom because you can position your bins however high, low, close together, or far apart you want on the slatwall, and they're generally easy to reposition if you ever want to change your display around.

Candy Concepts, Inc. works to provide businesses with all the display fixtures they need. You can see these and more acrylic bins when you visit http://www.allcandycontainers.com

Neep painting hlp F.A.S.T! PLEASE help!?

I am painting a murial on a wall and need to know if I can use acrilic paint to paint the picture. I don't have the original package to read.

I use Acrylic paints all the time. they hold up well for walls, canvas, wood and all other surfaces. I just finished a painting on a wall for a mural of an abstract bridge. I have used acrylic now for 4 years and have never had flaking or pealing of the acrylic. The only downfall to using any paint on the wall is watch your water when thinning the paint down, because the paint your over-topping might come lose.

You have to make sure the paint your painting on top of is high quality primer or paint latex, or the painting might come lose because of water applied with the acrylic to the latex.

If you use tape for the boarder use a razor blade to cut along the tape before pulling it of or the water used in acrylic paint thinning might cause the latex to bubble or peal off with the tape.If you need more help just email me and I will try to help you further.