When using shelving, we often focus solely on quality and aesthetics, rarely considering how to arrange the shelves to achieve a pleasing and effective look. Below, we'll examine the factors to consider when arranging shelving:
First, determine the style of the shelving itself, especially its height and width. The height should generally be designed based on specific circumstances and human activity needs, ensuring it's proportionate to human height for convenient customer shopping. Once the height is determined, the length can be determined based on the space and chosen traffic flow. The golden ratio (1:0.618) can also be applied, creating a rational and aesthetically pleasing effect. The horizontal arrangement of the shelving is also crucial, with various options available, including queue, island, and radial layouts.
Determining the optimal shelving arrangement through different heights and layouts is extremely important. Ultimately, we can also choose based on our personal preferences.

