Our gravity shelf sliding mats use HDPE bases and GPPS dividers to resist frost, stay flexible, and keep products gliding forward—even in deep cold. No cracking, no sticking, just smooth operation.
Gravity mats are plastic inserts for retail and fridge shelves. They use gravity to push bottles, cans, and boxes forward after one is taken. No springs. No motors. Just a smooth HDPE surface and a small slope.
A gravity mat sits on a shelf inclined by about 6° to 9°. As each item is removed, the one behind slides into place. Staff only refill at the back. The mat does the rest.
Sliding mats help retailers improve shelf organization, reduce labor, and deliver better shopping experiences by using gravity and smart layout to keep displays tidy and efficient.
Gravity shelf sliding mats use slope and friction-free material to automatically move products forward, making restocking faster and displays neater.
The durability of plastic sliding mats depends on the base material like HDPE and accessory materials like GPPS. These determine whether mats stay strong, safe, and functional in real-world shelf conditions.
Gravity shelf sliding mats make restocking faster and easier by using sloped shelves and smooth surfaces to push products forward automatically. No power, no springs—just smart design.
Shelf pusher systems help organize products and keep shelves neat. But installing one is just the first step. If you don’t take care of it, it won’t last long, and it won’t work well.
To keep your shelf pusher system working, you need regular maintenance. That means cleaning, checking, and fixing it when needed.
Shelf pushers are mechanical systems that keep products aligned and front-facing automatically, which significantly improves store organization.
This system doesn’t just make things neater—it reduces restocking effort, improves planogram compliance, and creates a better shopping experience. But how exactly do these simple mechanisms make such a big difference?
There are no strict global standards for shelf pusher installation, but many best practices have emerged, especially among large retailers and display manufacturers. These practices guide compatibility, spacing, material selection, and layout efficiency.
you can move most shelf pusher systems after installation, but it depends on the system’s design, materials, and attachment method. Some units are tool-free and reusable, while others may require careful removal to avoid shelf damage or loss of performance.
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