Collection: Checkout & Service Counters

Make the checkout or service point part of the overall retail layout with a clearly defined counter brief. Identify whether the furniture supports transactions, collection, reception or customer assistance, and list the equipment and storage that need to fit within the arrangement.

Measure the proposed location and show the staff and customer sides on the plan. Record required counter dimensions, equipment footprints, storage needs and any cable access requests. Review the actual construction and configuration of the proposed unit, including doors, drawers and work surfaces. Where a project includes accessibility or other prescribed requirements, supply those criteria for the project team's review. A counter's appearance does not establish compliance or compatibility with a payment system.

Include counter references, quantities, dimensions, equipment details, finish preferences and destination. Note any existing fixtures that remain and identify which site measurements still need confirmation before selection. Use the project RFQ checklist to organize the brief, read our retail project planning, or request a furniture quote.