30" Wide Island Sections

Depth selection follows your product category. The 13-inch depth is standard for health and beauty care, 16-inch for drug and convenience, 19-inch and 22-inch for grocery and general merchandise, and 25-inch for hardware and auto parts. When in doubt, measure the deepest product you plan to front-face on the shelf and add at least two inches for label and price strip clearance.

A Tilt-In (TL) shelf hooks into the Uprite slot at an angle and then tilts flat, locking in place without tools. A Drop-In (DL) shelf slides straight down into two brackets that are pre-installed on the Uprite. Tilt-In is the more common configuration for retail gondola runs because it allows faster height adjustment during resets without removing product from adjacent shelves.

Base Brackets are depth-specific and must match the island section depth in every section of the run. Ordering a 19-inch (19D) island section with a 16-inch Base Bracket reduces load-bearing capacity and creates a front-overhang condition that fails Lozier's installation specifications. Always confirm Base Bracket depth matches section depth before placing a mixed-component order.

A Starter is a complete, freestanding section with both end frames: two Uprites, four Base Brackets, two Base Decks, two Closed Base Fronts, a full set of rails, two back panels, and end trim on the exposed end. An Add-On attaches to an existing section and shares that section's end Uprite, so it comes with one Uprite, two Base Brackets, and no end trim, which is why an Add-On costs less than a Starter. Order one Starter to begin a run, then one Add-On for each additional section.