Store Layout & Zones
Shelving & Displays
Equipment for Customer
Equipment for Staff & Security
Signs, Climate & Maintenance
100

This is where you enter the store.

entrance

100

This is a flat horizontal surface where products are placed.

shelf

100

This object with wheels helps customers carry many items. (American English)

shopping cart

100

This device scans barcodes at the checkout. (stationary)

barcode scanner

100

This small piece of paper on the product shows how much it costs.


price tag

200

This is a wide passage that goes from the entrance to the back of the store.

main aisle

200

This is a display at the very end of an aisle, often used for promotions.

end cap

200

You use this machine to check the price of an item by yourself.


price checker

200

This plastic or hard tag triggers an alarm if not removed at the checkout.

anti-theft tag

200

This yellow sign is placed on the floor to warn about a slippery surface.

wet floor sign

300

This is a shelf unit that customers can access from both sides.


gondola

300

This type of shelf can be moved up or down to change its height.

adjustable shelf

300

This machine allows customers to scan and pay without a cashier.

self-checkout machine

300

These are the gates near the exit that detect unpaid anti-theft tags.

EAS gates

300

This electronic label on a shelf can change prices automatically without paper.

digital price tag

400

This is the area with cash registers where you pay for your items.

checkout area

400

This is a perforated board with holes where you can put hooks for hanging products.

pegboard

400

You take a small paper with a number from this device to know your turn in a queue.

number ticket dispenser

400

This vehicle is used in hypermarkets to lift heavy pallets to high shelves.

forklift

400

This sign lights up and shows the way to the emergency door.

exit sign

500

This is the room behind the sales floor where extra products are kept.

storage room

500

This is a temporary floor display, often tall and placed in the middle of an aisle.

tower display

500

This is the small seat attached to a shopping cart for young children.

child seat

500

This is a handheld device that staff use to talk to each other across the store.

walkie-talkie

500

This phrase (two words) is put on a machine that is not working.

out of order

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