This catalog contains parametric components provided with the software to create or modify furniture in your planogram.
These ready-to use components are usually suitable to create most types of furniture, such as shelves, perforated panels, table legs, table tops, posts, etc.

The following predefined bay components are available.
Note: You can mix components of all types on the same bay.
Advice: You may not always need to use these individual components: complete gondolas and other standard shelving units can also be created in other tasks. cf. Create bays and Predefined examples (Template catalog).
A component onto which you can place specific types of products (pegged) and accessories (panel, bay header). Use this for pegboards and slat walls.
A component which can be used as vertical separation to create pigeon holes or side panels.
Note: Products are not allowed to cross this component if Collisions (Selected bay components is checkmarked for this component.
A component best used to represent front doors or other front panels in your shelving units.
You cannot put products or accessories on this type of component, but it can be hidden in case you have products behind it (cf. View front panels).
By default, front panels span the height and width of the bay and are positioned at its front.
A component onto which you can place specific products (standard, stackable, tester) and accessories (Shelf strip, sticker).
This type of component is suitable for any other structural part of furniture which are neither shelves, nor back panels, nor front panels, for example feet and posts.
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You can replace a component already in your planogram by a different one from the catalog.
When replacing components, many parameters of the replaced component are transferred to the new component (Width, Height, Depth, Color, Display the bay front image, Collisions, Lateral offset, Distance to bottom). The settings for Resizable with bay will however use the default values of new component.
This lets you change the type of component quickly without having to manually re-create a new one.
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