Recently, more and more people plan to open nuts counters to start businesses. Today, I want to share a nice double-sided nuts kiosk with you. You can also use it in the candy shop, nuts shop, snack shop, daily convenience store, and use it as a market stall, etc. Let’s learn more information together.
The nuts counter size is 16ft long by 6ft wide. Made with high-quality plywood material and wooden laminate surfaces, this shop counter is perfect for showcasing your delectable nuts in a visually appealing manner.
Introduction of nuts counter
Featuring a unique design, the mall stall counter table consists of two layers with an acrylic box on top to beautifully display your assortment of nuts. The top layer has two open sections with transparent allocations, allowing customers to view and select their desired nuts with ease. Not only can they purchase their favorite treats, but they can also have a fun and engaging experience while doing so.
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This stunning display counter is ideally suited for placement in the center of a candy shop, enabling people to view and purchase items from both sides. With its eye-catching design and strategic positioning, this counter is sure to attract attention and boost your sales.
In addition to its functional features, this nuts shop counter also offers ample storage space. The under-counter area is equipped with a lock cabinet, providing a secure place to store extra stock and supplies. This ensures that your shop always looks organized and well-stocked, enhancing the overall shopping experience for your customers.
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Furthermore, we offer the option to include additional display counters and shelving on both sides of the main counter. This allows you to maximize your display area, showcasing even more varieties of nuts and enticing customers with a wide array of choices. You can also attach the brand logo to the wooden kiosk. This serves as a constant reminder of your brand theme, helping to create a cohesive and memorable shopping experience.
