FP-01
Door shortlist & constraints
We confirm banners, door codes, and non-negotiable retailer rules with your key-account leads. Power access, fire lanes, and booking blackouts enter the brief before creative density is discussed.
Fixture plans built for Thai aisle reality
Trade marketing for branded fixture planning only helps when drawings respect measured space. This page shows how our Silom team stages blueprints from floor checks through rollout ownership.
FP-02
Measurement pass
Analysts capture usable depth, approach sight lines, and height bands on nominated doors. Photos follow a fixed order so later comparisons stay honest after install.
FP-03
Blueprint draft
Facing logic, brand edges, POS zones, and stock pockets become annotated layouts. Options stay within measured footprints so retailer conversations focus on location quality.
FP-04
Build & check sequence
Fabrication lead times, install owners, and day-two stock checks land on one calendar. Festive peaks in Thailand get earlier holds so measurement does not start at teardown.
People behind the plans
Planning leads stay close to aisle evidence so recommendations remain buildable.
Siriporn Waewdee
Fixture Planning Lead
Blueprinting gondolas and branded units for Bangkok modern trade
Thanawat Prasert
Retail Space Mapper
Category resets and door-level fixture measurements
Elena Rostova
Display Structure Partner
Secondary structures, build guides, and rollout workshops
Ready for a briefing?
Bring banner priorities, category goals, and target install windows. We reply with scope options for blueprints, reset maps, secondary structures, or a rollout workshop—phrased as the next step your trade team can take, not a generic product pitch.
