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    The document discusses different types of retail store floor plans: straight floor plans are economical but have hindered sight lines; diagonal floor plans invite movement and have excellent visibility; angular floor plans are suitable for high-end specialty stores but have limited display space and require edited inventories; geometric floor plans are best for clothing/apparel stores with racks and a lesser cost; mixed floor plans combine elements of straight, diagonal, and angular floor plans with multiple shapes and designs that move to the back and walls.

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    The document discusses different types of retail store floor plans: straight floor plans are economical but have hindered sight lines; diagonal floor plans invite movement and have excellent visibility; angular floor plans are suitable for high-end specialty stores but have limited display space and require edited inventories; geometric floor plans are best for clothing/apparel stores with racks and a lesser cost; mixed floor plans combine elements of straight, diagonal, and angular floor plans with multiple shapes and designs that move to the back and walls.

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    The document discusses different types of retail store floor plans: straight floor plans are economical but have hindered sight lines; diagonal floor plans invite movement and have excellent visibility; angular floor plans are suitable for high-end specialty stores but have limited display space and require edited inventories; geometric floor plans are best for clothing/apparel stores with racks and a lesser cost; mixed floor plans combine elements of straight, diagonal, and angular floor plans with multiple shapes and designs that move to the back and walls.

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    The document discusses different types of retail store floor plans: straight floor plans are economical but have hindered sight lines; diagonal floor plans invite movement and have excellent visibility; angular floor plans are suitable for high-end specialty stores but have limited display space and require edited inventories; geometric floor plans are best for clothing/apparel stores with racks and a lesser cost; mixed floor plans combine elements of straight, diagonal, and angular floor plans with multiple shapes and designs that move to the back and walls.

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    STRAIGHT FLOOR PLAN

    • Suitable to almost any


    type of retail store

    • Economical

    • Walls and fixtures for


    small spaces

    • Sight lines hindered

    • Not very creative


    DIAGONAL FLOOR PLAN
    • Excellent
    visibility

    • Invites
    movement

    • Customer
    friendly

    • Open traffic
    pattern
    ANGULAR FLOOR PLAN
    • High end specialty
    stores

    • Expensive

    • Better traffic

    • Limited display space

    • Edited inventories
    GEOMETRIC FLOOR PLAN
    • CLOTHING/APP
    AREL
     LESSET • RACKS

    • LESSER COST
    MIXED FLOOR PLAN
    • STRAIGHT

    • DIAGONAL

    • ANGULAR

    • MULTIPLE SHAPES,
    ELEVATION,
    DESIGN

    • MOVES TO THE
    BACK AND THE
    WALLS

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