A configurable wood-and-steel retail display system combining light wood-grain shelving surfaces, dark metal framing and warm yellow shelf-edge accents. The SGS11 collection includes different supermarket fixture arrangements, from multi-bay wall displays to central gondola shelving with integrated end sections.
Warm wooden-style display surfaces and backing panels.
Black uprights, open rectangular frames and metal supports.
Wall shelving, gondola display and side merchandising options.
SGS11 is presented with multiple original fixture designs. These arrangements share a similar wood-grain and dark-steel visual language but have different frame heights, shelf counts and display structures.
The original gallery shows a taller multi-bay wall structure with black rectangular frames, wood-grain back panels, multiple flat display levels and an open upper sign frame. This format can be considered for product displays along a store perimeter.
This configuration combines a lower central structure with wood-look backing, projecting shelves and extended display surfaces at the ends. An overhead sample sign appears in the original product image.
The individual tall fixture illustrates the rectangular steel frame and wood-grain panel arrangement without a longer connected run. It provides a useful reference for planning individual display bays and their vertical spacing.
HEDA describes SGS11 as a wood-and-steel supermarket display rack. Its product gallery includes open rectangular metal frames, slotted supporting posts, wood-grain display panels and shelf support brackets.
Individual components should be confirmed according to the selected SGS11 configuration.
Black metal uprights with repeated mounting slots are visible in the product photographs. Compatible metal brackets support the shelf levels in selected designs.
Light wood-look shelf surfaces and vertical backing panels create the warm appearance of the fixture. The exact panel material, substrate and thickness require confirmation.
Warm yellow edging is visible along the front of multiple shelves. The trim material, profile and final color should be specified in the order.
Some SGS11 examples feature complete rectangular side frames, while others use exposed upright-and-bracket arrangements. The structures should not be assumed identical.
The SGS11 product page includes a retail environment image showing wood-tone shelving with dark metal frames in a spirits and wine display setting. This reference illustrates how similar finishes can be coordinated across walls and central display areas.
Similar wood tones and dark framing help coordinate different shelving areas throughout the retail space.
Vertical shelf arrangements provide positions for different merchandise sizes, packaging formats and product groupings.
Wall-side fixtures and central displays can be planned around a consistent visual concept, subject to the chosen product specifications.
The original gallery shows several different structural arrangements. Their shared visual characteristics create the SGS11 family, while individual components remain configuration-dependent.
Wood-tone shelves and backing panels provide a consistent background for retail products. Final wood material, panel substrate, surface finish and edge construction should be specified separately.
Several configurations use large rectangular black end frames and vertical supports. Other illustrated configurations use more exposed slotted uprights with shelf brackets.
A contrasting yellow shelf-front detail appears across different SGS11 examples. It creates a visual connection between the wood-look surfaces and dark steel framework.
Selected lower gondola configurations include additional shelves positioned at the rack ends. End-shelf quantities, shelf depths, connections and permissible loading must be confirmed.
Tall wall shelf examples feature open upper sections that can be considered when planning category signage. The sign graphic, mounting details and supply scope require confirmation.
Different store areas require different fixture heights, access directions and display depths. The SGS11 reference gallery provides several options for developing a coordinated retail layout.
Taller steel-and-wood fixtures can be considered for displaying suitable merchandise along perimeter walls. Plan the shelving height, number of bays, shelf positions and safe product access.
Lower island-style fixtures can be planned for central merchandise displays where shoppers approach the shelves from different directions. Confirm the number of display faces and total fixture depth.
Selected SGS11 designs include additional end shelves and upper signage elements. These areas can be considered for grouped merchandise displays or category identification.
The official SGS11 listing describes a wood-and-steel supermarket display rack and supports customized specifications, sizes, colors and surface treatments. The page does not provide a complete fixed numerical specification table for every illustrated arrangement.
HEDA supports custom retail shelving designs and offers project drawing assistance. An accurate request should identify the intended store layout, preferred fixture style, expected merchandise loads and finishing requirements.
HEDA describes a modular starting-rack and add-on-rack approach for compatible shelving systems. Confirm which SGS11 design supports the required connections, quantities and section layout before placing an order.
Share the selling area, wall dimensions, ceiling height, intended aisle positions and available fixture space.
Identify the required tall wall shelving, shorter gondola, end display or other SGS11 reference configuration.
Confirm overall dimensions, number of shelving bays, shelf depths, levels and estimated order quantity.
Provide the product categories, packaging dimensions, approximate unit weight, quantities per shelf and any special handling requirements.
Specify the desired wood-grain appearance, steel color, shelf-front treatment, signage, shelf guards and other accessories.
Confirm the final structural layout, shipping destination, packing needs, installation instructions and relevant site requirements.
Buyers often need to clarify the material combination, fixture configuration, loading and customization options before finalizing a supermarket shelving project.
No. HEDA describes SGS11 as a combination of wood and steel. The original product images show black metal frames and supports combined with light wood-grain shelves and backing panels. Confirm the actual panel substrate and material specification before ordering.
The official product gallery shows tall wall shelving, shorter gondola fixtures, single-bay references and layouts with additional end display sections. The final configuration and available components should be confirmed with HEDA according to your project.
HEDA describes this product as a wood-and-steel wine and supermarket shelf. However, fragile goods require appropriate shelf capacity, stability and product-retention measures. Confirm bottle quantities, weights and any necessary guards before finalizing the design.
Yes. The official SGS11 listing supports customized specifications, sizes, colors and surface treatments. HEDA also offers floor-plan and 3D drawing assistance. Provide your store layout and merchandise requirements for a project-specific quotation.
Send HEDA SHELVES your store floor plan, preferred SGS11 fixture style, required dimensions, shelving quantities, merchandise sizes and weights, wood-grain finish references, metal colors, accessory requirements and estimated order quantity. Our team can review the configuration and prepare a quotation based on your retail project needs.
Find answers to common questions about our manufacturing, product customization, ordering, delivery and warehouse shelving solutions.
We are a manufacturer. HEDA SHELVES has specialized in manufacturing warehouse racking systems, supermarket shelving and various display stands since 2001.
Our factory is located in Foshan, Guangdong, China. We warmly welcome customers to visit our factory. Please contact us to arrange your visit.
Yes, samples are available upon request. A sample charge applies, and the sample cost will be refunded when you place your next order.
Yes. HEDA SHELVES has extensive experience in customized shelving and display solutions. We can manufacture products according to customer designs and project requirements.
Of course. We welcome custom sizes and colors to meet different storage, retail display and project requirements.
Yes. Our products are mainly manufactured from metal. We also produce shelving accessories and display solutions using materials such as:
Our general production lead time is within 15 days. The actual lead time depends on the order quantity, product design and customization requirements.
Our standard payment terms are:
We can arrange shipment using the following methods:
Please provide your destination seaport. We will check and update the sea freight cost based on your shipping destination.
If you have your own shipping agent or freight forwarder, please provide their contact details. We will coordinate the delivery arrangements with your nominated agent.
Our minimum order quantity is generally 10 sets. Larger order quantities may qualify for more competitive pricing.
Since different customers and projects require different product sizes and specifications, providing the following information will help us prepare your quotation more efficiently.
Not sure about the specifications? Simply tell us about your storage or display requirements. Our experienced sales team will help you develop a suitable shelving solution.
We provide step-by-step installation drawings for each type of shelving and racking system.
Our experienced team supports customers throughout the design, production and after-sales stages.
Our shelving products are generally flat-packed and protected with bubble wrap or protective film, using standard export cartons.
Other packaging options, such as wooden boxes, are also available according to customer requirements.
The main difference is the number of upright frames required.
Example: For a continuous row of 15 wall shelving bays, the configuration would be 1 starter rack + 14 add-on racks.
