The size and style of your labels and Scan Hook Label Holders can directly affect your display density, and ultimately your sales per square foot. But also keep in mind you have a unique clientele and store image to serve. Here craft supplies can be crowded together for maximum selection and because customers are purposely spending time pursuing their enjoyable avocation. But other retail environments might benefit from large labels and breathing space in displays, to sell upscale goods, or allow scanning of the aisle by harried and time-squeezed shoppers. There is no set rule. But browse the series of links and posts included to help ascertain the effect of label spacing.

For vertical label holders as a space saving device SEE…
“Label Orientation Alternates”
“Rotated Toothbrush Label Holders” and less well-done
“B/P Anchors Toothbrushes“

For hooks mis-aligned for increased denisty SEE…
“Hook Mis-align Increases Sales“
“Hook Stagger Violates Convention” and
“Erratic Hooks Tighten Display.”

For a thread on One Lug / One Hole Hooks VISIT…
“Perfect Use of One-Hole Hooks“
“One-Hole Hooks Compared” and
“One-Hole Hooks on Display“

For narrow items in retail SEE…
“Slim Jim on a Pegboard Hook”
“Sasquatch vs Slim Jim“

Also compare label holder size and use at…
“Label Size vs Display Density” (This Post)
“Rulers Sold On Hooks”
“Short Sheeted 3/4″ Deep Label Holders“
“Buy-One Get-One Flip-Front Selling Tool“
“How to Make a Flip Front Sign Holder”
“Narrow vs. Wide Label Holders.”

For unusual Flip-front fixtures SEE…
“Hinged Metal Plate Label Holders“
“Articulated Metal Tag for Labels“
“Curved Basket Tag with Kick Stand“
“Fold-down Front Product Stop“
“Short Sheeted 3/4″ Deep Label Holders“