Price a full Lozier gondola run before you call anyone. Our builder is the only online tool that prices every section against the live Lozier catalog, part by part, so what you see on screen is what shows up on your quote.
Live catalog pricing from our configurator (Standard finish, 06 base):
Adder sections (sharing an Uprite with the neighbouring section) run less. Open the builder to price your exact configuration.
Gondola runs are built from a dozen interdependent SKUs, and Lozier has rules the catalog spreads across multiple pages. Section heights 96 inches and above require two Center Rails. Slotwall backs cross over to two Center Rails at 72 inches instead of 96. Standard and Heavy Duty Uprites cannot be intermixed in the same section. The builder enforces every one of these catalog rules while it quotes, so what you order will build.
The builder shows the current catalog cost plus our dealer margin, which is the same math our rep uses on your written quote. Freight, custom finishes, and multi-store rollout coordination are quoted separately. For single-section orders through the website, the builder total is what you pay before freight.
Yes. Platinum, Charcoal, Cool White, White, Gray, Silver, and Galvanized are all live in the configurator. Catalog Collection colors (8 to 10 week lead) are also pre-priced where Lozier publishes the premium. Custom retailer color-match codes (Lozier color-match service) are quote-based.
A standard Starter section includes Uprites, Base Brackets, Base Deck, Closed Base Front, Top Rail, Center Rail (two for 96 inches and above), Bottom Rail, Back Panel, and the shelves you specify. Island sections include two of each per-side part; Wall sections include one.
The builder prices one section run at a time. For multi-location rollouts (5 to 500 stores) with site-specific layouts and staged shipping, start at the rollout inquiry page and a rep will build a coordinated quote across every location.
Our dealer catalog from Lozier, refreshed each time Lozier revises a pricelist (most recently refreshed from the current Lozier price sheet). The builder reads the same Product table that drives every category page on the site, so no two pages disagree on a SKU price.