Automatic-Facing Shelf Pushers in Quebec
Spring-loaded, custom-built, made in Repentigny since 1997
The next product moves forward on its own
Sized to your shelves and your packaging
From our plant in Repentigny
ALWAYS FRONT-FACING
Clamshell salads, cheese blocks or cans: the spring brings the next item forward the moment a shopper takes one.
LESS REFACING
Your staff stop straightening rows by hand and get that time back for service and restocking.
SHELVES THAT LOOK FULL
A row that is selling down still reads as full from the aisle: fewer gaps, fewer products that look sold out.
CUSTOM WITHOUT A SITE VISIT
Shelf depth, width, number of facings, number of shelves and one photo: the form is all we need to quote.
DIRECT FROM THE MAKER
You deal with the Repentigny plant, no middleman, since 1997.
SEE THE DIFFERENCE
Before: mixed, hard-to-shop shelves. After: aligned, front-facing products that are easy to find.
A quote built for your store
Tell us about your shelves and your products — refrigerated, dry grocery, beverages, pharmacy — and we prepare a spring-loaded pusher quote, standard parts or custom-built.
ROBUSTA
The workhorse: packaged goods, heavy and bulky ones included, in high-traffic aisles. Spring or pull-tab. See the Robusta.
PRESTIGE
The premium line for pharmacies and supermarkets: 2 or 4 in. dividers, 12, 14 or 16 in. depths. See the Prestige.
COMPACT
The discreet one: small items, cosmetics, cigarettes and till drawers, spring only. See the Compact.
BLIZZARD
Built for coolers and freezers, with a price molding integrated into its front. See the Blizzard.
Spring-loaded pushers for Quebec's retail shelves
An automatic-facing pusher is a simple piece of hardware: a track on the shelf, a spring, a paddle. When a shopper lifts a clamshell salad or a can of soup, the spring slides the next one forward. The row stays full, the label stays readable, and nobody has to walk the aisle pulling products to the front.
Concept P.O.S. has built these pushers in Repentigny since 1997, in four models that cover grocery, pharmacy, convenience and specialty retail. Every system is made to measure: to the depth of your shelf, the width of your product and the number of facings you want on display.
We ship everywhere in Quebec, and you never have to wait for someone to show up: the quote form asks for your dimensions and a photo of the shelf, and the team comes back with a proposal. Here, market by market, is what our spring-loaded pushers keep front-facing.
Request a quote from anywhere in Quebec
No site visit required: enter your shelf depth and width, the number of facings, the number of shelves, attach a photo, and our Repentigny team prepares your quote.
Why spring-loaded pushers belong on your shelves
A badly kept shelf costs you twice: the product nobody can see does not sell, and the employee who refaces it is not doing anything else. Spring-loaded pushers fix both at the source — no power, no maintenance, on the fixtures you already own.
Products that stay front-facing
Each item returns to the front edge the instant the one before it is taken. Shoppers see the product, the brand and the price, from the first facing to the last.
Less upkeep in the aisle
No more rounds to pull stock forward. Restocking happens from the back or the top, and the row holds itself between fills.
A shelf that always looks full
Four units lined up at the front do more for sales than twelve scattered at the back. That is exactly what the spring delivers, on a grocery shelf or inside a refrigerated case.
Fresh and refrigerated: clamshell salads, cheese and deli meats
The refrigerated case is the fastest shelf to fall apart. Clamshell salads and ready-to-eat vegetables slide to the back, cheese blocks and bags of shredded cheese tip over, deli meat and cold-cut packages pile on top of each other. In Quebec, where fine cheeses and prepared foods keep gaining shelf space in grocery stores and fromageries, a tidy fresh case sells.
For these zones the answer is the Blizzard: built for coolers and freezers, with a price molding integrated into its front. It also handles yogurt, tofu and meat alternatives, and the vacuum-packed self-serve items sold by butcher shops and fish markets.
Dry grocery: cans, sauces, spices, cereals and snacks
Dry grocery aisles mix the widest range of formats in the store: heavy canned goods, sauce and condiment bottles, cooking oil bottles, spice jars and pouches, cereal boxes and oatmeal packets, snack bars and chips, dessert mixes. Without a pusher, each one drifts its own way and the row ends up zigzagging.
The Robusta is made for these packaged goods, heavy and bulky ones included, in depths up to 24 in., with a spring or a pull-tab. Grocery stores and supermarkets across the province run it on family-size cans as readily as on small spice jars, with dividers keeping every row in its lane. For the whole aisle, see our grocery and food page.
Beverages and frozen: cans, bottles and frozen meals
Cans, bottles and juice cartons are among the most handled products in any store, convenience or supermarket. A row of cans without a pusher hollows out in an hour of traffic; with a spring behind it, it stays aligned to the last unit. The Robusta takes single-serve as well as family-size formats.
In the freezer, pizzas, prepared meals, vegetables and frozen desserts call for a pusher that tolerates the cold: that is the Blizzard, in white or black, with a clear front that keeps the packaging visible. Quebec winters do not change the rule — what matters is the environment inside the unit, and the Blizzard is validated for it with you before the order.
Pharmacy and personal care: stick deodorants, hair colour and tobacco
In a pharmacy, products are small, numerous and expensive per unit: stick deodorants, hair colour, cosmetics, skin care. A messy personal-care shelf loses sales on high-margin items. The Prestige is the premium model for those shelves: translucent, with 2 or 4 in. dividers and 12, 14 or 16 in. depths.
For cigarettes and tobacco products, sold behind the counter and from drawers, the Compact fits: clear, spring-only, with slim dividers that keep each pack in its lane. Pharmacies and convenience stores here also use it for small over-the-counter medicine boxes and checkout cosmetics.
Specialty retail: hardware, pet, toy stores and agencies
Spring-loaded pushers do not stop at food. Hardware stores use them for screw boxes, tapes and small packaged tools; pet stores for treat pouches and cans of pet food; toy stores for boxes and hook-packaged items; auto parts stores for filters and parts boxes; micro-markets and convenience stores for just about anything sold by the unit. Bottled and boxed household cleaning products work too — large liquid jugs, on the other hand, are organized with dividers.
Quebec's advertising and marketing agencies work with us differently: they design the campaign and the display, we manufacture the pushers and components that keep it standing on the shelf. Supermarkets and big-box stores, finally, often combine all four models in one building, aisle by aisle.
Pushers, dividers, label holders and price-display moldings
A pusher rarely works alone. Concept P.O.S. manufactures and distributes everything that completes the shelf, under one roof.
Spring-loaded pushers
Four models — Robusta, Prestige, Compact, Blizzard — for packaged goods, small formats, drawers and refrigerated zones, all built to the size of your shelves.
Shelf dividers
They mark out each row, by format, brand or flavour, and keep two products from mixing. They are also the right answer for large containers a pusher has no business moving.
Label holders
On the shelf edge or on the front of the pusher, they keep the price lined up with the product — here in the province, where price signage must be in French, a clear, well-placed label is part of compliance as much as of selling.
Price-display moldings
Self-adhesive, slide-in or flexible, with or without a window, they dress shelf edges, baskets and wire grids. The Blizzard integrates one straight into its front.
Serving Quebec from Repentigny
Concept P.O.S. has been based in Repentigny, on Montreal's North Shore, since 1997. For a retailer here that means a manufacturer in the same province, in the same time zone, reachable in French or English, Monday to Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Custom work happens remotely. You measure the depth and width of your shelves, count the facings and the shelves, take a photo of the aisle and fill out the form. Our team sizes the system, picks the model and comes back with a quote. For projects covering several stores under one banner, it is the same path, repeated.
We ship everywhere in Quebec, from Gatineau to Gaspé, and we also make the standard parts you will find in the online store: accessories, moldings and replacement components.
What spring-loaded pushers change in a store
The gains are concrete and show up within the first weeks.
Sales the back of the shelf no longer hides
A visible product sells; one at the back reads as sold out. The spring keeps the row full at the front.
Staff time recovered
No more refacing rounds. The shelf holds itself between restocks.
Readable prices
The label holder and the product stay aligned, and the display molding holds the price straight, right where the shopper looks for it.
One supplier
Pushers, dividers, label holders and moldings come from the same maker, which simplifies ordering and keeps stores consistent with each other.
Custom, without the hassle
Every system is built to your dimensions, with no site visit, from your measurements and one photo.
Work with Concept P.O.S. on your shelves
Whether you run a convenience store, a pharmacy, a specialty grocer, a hardware store or a supermarket chain, our automatic-facing pushers adapt to your shelves and your products. Describe your aisle, send a photo, and we propose the right model.
Call 1 (888) 422-0605 or fill out the quote form: the Repentigny plant answers you directly.
Spring-loaded pushers in Quebec: frequently asked questions
Do you ship everywhere in Quebec?
Yes. Concept P.O.S. builds its pushers in Repentigny and ships them to every region of the province, for a single store or a chain.
Which pusher for clamshell salads, cheese or stick deodorants?
Clamshell salads and cheese live in a refrigerated case: that is the Blizzard. Deodorants, hair colour and pharmacy cosmetics belong to the Prestige, or the Compact for drawers and very small formats. Cans, canned goods and dry-grocery boxes go on the Robusta.
How do you build custom without coming on site?
The quote form asks for the shelf depth and width, the number of facings, the number of shelves and a photo of the aisle. With those five things, our team sizes the system and picks the model.
Which retailers here use these pushers?
Grocery stores, supermarkets, convenience stores, pharmacies, hardware stores, pet stores, toy and auto parts stores, micro-markets, and advertising agencies that have their displays manufactured. Anywhere packaged products sell in rows.
Spring or pull-tab?
The Robusta and the Prestige come in both mechanisms. The Compact is spring-only. For the Blizzard, talk to our team: the configuration is validated against your refrigerated environment.
Do you ship everywhere in Quebec?
Yes. Concept P.O.S. builds its pushers in Repentigny and ships them to every region of the province, for a single store or a chain.